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A SELECTIVE MICROFILM EDITION
PART II
(1879-1886)
Thomas E. Jeffrey
Microfilm Editor and Associate Director
Paul B. Israel
Assistant Editor
Mary Ann Hellrigel Douglas G. Tarr
David W. Hutchings Robert A. Rosenberg
Editorial Associates
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Alan Stein Jacquelyn Miller
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Keith A, Nier
Assistant Editor
Reese V. Jenkins
Director and Editor
Sponsors
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University Publications of America
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1987
Edison signature used with permission of McGraw-Edison Company.
Thomas A. Edison Papers
at
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The original documents in this edition are from the archive at the Edison National Historic Site at West Orange,
New Jersey,
THOMAS A. EDISON PAPERS
Reese V. Jenkins
Director and Editor
Thomas E. Jeffrey
Associate Director and Microfilm Editor
Assistant Editors
Paul B. Israel
Robert A. Rosenberg
Keith A. Nier
Andrew Butrica
Assistant to the Director
Helen Endick
Leonard DeGraaf
Alan Stein
Jacquelyn Miller
Research Associates
Douglas G. Tarr
Mary Ann Hellrigel
David W. Hutchings
Secretary
Grace Kurkowski
Student Assistants
Joseph P. Sullivan
Karen Kozak
Granville Miller
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BOARD OF SPONSORS
Rutgers, The State University of National Park Service, Edison
New Jersey National Historic Site
Edward J. Bloustein Roy W. Weaver
T. Alexander Pond Edward J. Pershey
Tilden G. Edelstein Smithsonian Institution
John Gillis Bernard Finn
New Jersey Historical Commission Arthur P, Molella
Bernard Bush
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James Brittain, Georgia Institute of Technology
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Neil Harris, University of Chicago
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Arthur Link, Princeton University
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Robert E. Schofield, Iowa State University
CORPORATE ASSOCIATES
William C. Hittinger (chairman), RCA Corporation
Edward J. Bloustein, Rutgers, The State University of NJ.
"Cees Bruynes, North American Philips Corporation
Paul J. Christiansen, Charles Edison Fund
Philip F. Dietz, Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Roland W. Schmitt, General Electric Corporation
Harold W. Sonn, Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Morris Tanenbaum, AT&T
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS
PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Charles Edison Fund
The Hyde and Watson Foundation
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
PUBLIC FOUNDATIONS
National Science Foundation
National Endowment for the Humanities
PRIVATE CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS
Alabama Power Company
Amerada Hess Corporation
AT&T
Atlantic Electric
Association of Edison Illuminating
Companies
Battelle Memorial Institute Foundation -
The Boston Edison Foundation
Cabot Corporation Foundation
Carolina Power and Light Company
Consolidated Edison Company of
New York, Inc.
Consumers Power Company
Corning Glass Works Foundation
Duke Power Company
Exxon Corporation
Florida Power & Light Company
General Electric Foundation
Gould Inc. Foundation
Gulf States Utilities Company
Idaho Power Company
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers
Iowa Power and Light Company
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley H. Katz
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
McGraw-Edison Company
Middle South Services, Inc.
Minnesota Power
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
New York State Electric & Gas
Corporation
North American Philips Corporation
Philadelphia Electric Company
Philips International B.V.
Public Service Electric and Gas
Company
RCA Corporation
Robert Bosch GmbH
San Diego Gas & Electric
Savannah Electric and Power Company
Schering Plough Foundation
Texas Utilities Company
Thomson-Brandt
_ Transamerica Delaval Inc.
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Wisconsin Public Service
Corporation
ES Rien tat en es Siero ne oe OL ARCO ae RT Le ee See Pe ee
A Note on the Sources
The pages which have been
filmed are the best copies
available. Every technical.
effort possible has been
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PUBLICATION AND MICROFILM
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_Reel duplication of the whole or of
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in eu of transcripts, however,
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THOMAS A. EDISON PAPERS
A SELECTIVE MICROFILM EDITION
PART II
(1879-1886)
REEL 60
DOCUMENT FILE SERIES (DOC-20)
D-82-001 through D-82-023
("Bergmann & Company" through "Electric Light -
Edison Electric IWuminating Company of New York")
D-82-001
D-82-002
D-82-003
D-82-004
D-82-005
D-82-006
D-82-007
D-82-008
D-82-009
D-82-0 10
D-82-011
D-82-012
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D-82-015
D-82-016
D-82-017
D-82-018
D-82-019
D-82-020
D-82-021
D-82-022
D-82-023
D-82-024
D-82-025
D-82-026
1882 DOCUMENT FILE
Bergmann & Company
Deafness
Drexel, Morgan & Company [not filmed]
Edison, T.A. - General
Edison, T.A. - Accounts [not filmed]
Edison, T.A. ~ Advice
Edison, T.A. - Articles
Edison, T.A. - Autograph and Photograph Requests [not filmed]
Edison, T.A. - Bills and Receipts [not filmed]
Edison, T.A.- Bills of Lading [not filmed]
Edsion, T.A. - Book and Journal Orders
Edison, T.A. - Clubs and Societies
Edison, T.A. - Employment
Edison, T.A. - Family
Edison, T.A. ~ Honors and Awards
Edison, T.A. ~ Insurance
Edison, T.A. - Payroll Receipts [not filmed]
Edison, T.A. ~ Unsolicited Inquiries [not filmed]
Edison, T.A. - Visitors [not filmed]
Electric Light - General
Electric Light - Edison Company for Isolated Lighting ~ General
Electric Light - Edison Company for Isolated Lighting - Defect Reports
Electric Light - Edison Electric Illuminating Company of New York
Electric Light - Edison Electric Light Company - General
Electric Light - Edison Electric Light Company - Accounts [not filmed]
Electric Light - Edison Electric Light Company - Eaton, S.B. - Reports
D-82-027
D-82-028
D-82-029
D-82-030
D-82-031
D-82-032
D-82-033
D-82-034
D-82-035
D-32-036
D-82-037
D-82-038
D-82-039
D-82-040
D-82-041
D-82-042
D-82-043
D-82-044
D-82-045
D-82-046
D-82-047
D-82-048
D-82-049
D-82-050
D-82-051
Electric Light - Edison Electric Light Company - Engineering Department
Electric Light - Edison Electric Light Company of Europe, Ltd. - General
Electric Light - Edison Electric Light Company of Europe, Ltd. -
Accounts [not filmed]
Electric Light - Edison Lamp Company - Genera!
Electric Light - Edison Lamp Company - Accounts
Electric Light - Edison Lamp Company - Lamp Test Reports
Electric Light - Edison Machine Works - General
Electric Light - Edison Machine Works - Accounts
Electric Light - Edison Machine Works - Testing Department
Electric Light - Electric Tube Company
Electric Light - Foreign - General
Electric Light - Foreign - Europe
Electric Light - Foreign - United Kingdom - General
Electric Light - Foreign - United Kingdom - Edison's Indian &
Colonial Electric Light Company, Ltd.
Electric Light - Western Edison Light Company
Exhibitions
Insull, Samuel
Menlo Park Laboratory
Mining - General
Mining - Edison Ore Milling Company, Ltd. - General
Mining - Edison Ore Milling Company, Ltd. - Accounts
Patents
Railroad - Electric
[Number not used]
Science
D-82-052
D-82-053
D-82-054
D-82-055
D-82-056
Telegraph
Telephone ~ General
Telephone - Foreign - Chile
Telephone - Foreign - Europe
Telephone - Foreign ~ United Kingdom
1882. Bergmann & Company (D-82-001)
This folder contains correspondence, agreements, and other documents
relating to the business of Bergmann & Company, New York City. The company
produced electric lighting fixtures, sockets, and other devices used with the Edison
system of electric lighting.
Approximately 50 percent of the documents have been filmed. The following
categories of documents have not been filmed: routine correspondence regarding
shipments and orders; routine correspondence concerning accounts; receipts.
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current state of the invention.
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De % aan "8 ‘ ron ] he ‘orn Itlhe tt gee the 1 aig rc dite Arb trian
. pe te oe Marae ae tale have pel any tn ht CBI NE BHR
: F aie ar 7 ft aos ‘ ‘elt a Aiaee asle faclalmerves wore paralyzud.or x Bis aii ‘hol witod
Ea at ay : Ne tg Phe ~ 7 fa a EE Cerra mad of metal“and’: ig indestvactivio. It is finished in allvor nickel,
: Paha eS . oh G Bae aes nies at vndy ate: Hehe aie had: handsome compared with ‘other appliances, and ‘can -bo
: : + COT cket 6o a8 to be always ready tor use.:" They are: mado ‘in four sizes,
; carried fn.the pocket, jig be always dy oth ade in four si:
ee: ; iver of, Hepes Infe“sbund' proportionately,‘and sho ald hg fitted, tp sho.
rahe eo te : : eh ease Pauline , aldiito: ‘heatsavkiveryongiintorestedsinsthie- aubject stg hould-‘not' fail ¢
ae ky o eae eS i Ae ‘aan On nile arson ulHinventions: Wither rgotnclda uaa ita ttlidha heey} ‘it
eh tet tee mks E : SMES Cie Nee Pan Fa AGIR YS inate Md pation a in. 1] Heh ad foldnis of tel
Siac ricees So Se ee i - sn Eoranusio—oltt ry sunientaLor.v tbe Apigarout tisctaly\ NPI Nir Hive
3 7 s < es Se toe otita sett hile Golo ita gibt tee: iF
PMO. end ald Meda wry: nn ath
_ Ae Sane DRAGAN RAE HOKAGE
Ba yar tensaae
4 "alti i
‘Had, BF?! ath tunis Hebe 20 ated wt 3, Jou hls
i at Aen amd ali Higa ty
if . Cause ‘ot EdINeRs,
a mate ie 1am ak. <ul -slekingswateh:
fon tot.
: 2 , known
Gees aaraies eer , es at “Amb deafnusa
hen: pressed ‘on forchead or check- bono?
eal8 aan A
ston
‘0 1s to
ay Nahe ‘ila hontgtloli Non enatre it: bike tint
tulata yore Ht ie 1g at ath Sree, fr oa wol CUNT ETA
ont n'a fii
Loans aT dS foes tobias yit0y eD.
cae ae oe ‘ eee fe : ” aa au et “ty: West 0 faedie 9) OS Haale Ire ely aii .
iia : ae Lot I eed tae AT MAGE Se Se” ipy aaa tHe pore fanart .
‘ sae ee * ot ee pot : Sin the ear. ios a ) y beng tho bell fart to'bear agatnst the etapa eat : :
ah Ba : forms 1 a telephonic communication ath the inner.ear, thergby, aasisting, the outer ear, :-
: : “(Rn Be auro to Keep u ie rubber tabling pushed bateks ‘ever with the end of snetat tube or
#¢ will not work,” , :
When the raverberations are too fo i in plano mualo, wvithdraw it partially froun
“the car, using. all refiners, wy > ane . :
‘
£144 cred tnt B .
UBB ue a He Jail AULA A
+ gal up lan ad ta nan a apt
. tho aretha refiners unt]l the speaker's: aa
OUI pei tae
so wonld not buy f t from: hor if she could not ehtain another,
4 in.
ae wi aon at ey i
Beata wally at hodedait ed 0 Létdttiys
Fra ‘Vaoxta wor ni bane ot
Sd ag. Wiis adurts
an via sou pi 4 Hoar Stt—-Entlordd {ind chetkifor théaearphouayuaty its 60 mnticl
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To use E
aut =a pty
-mouth of the:akphone, |
when reading to,the deaf,
To vse Tie’ ScnuKNns ‘on. SOUND Her
ow tho lower: is “OF: ? acatitéon. ‘a table
Real eucre tf; istrument, Wee ante
wat . alah Teg}ehi specs cross tho. - oan
st be 8 ¢
7 move this ting yond 7 it with: Ee oe ie a ats : Pet, H gts
Try thon} soparatol ‘ou can. ‘ oa ar 5 :
in Uva tori Ee words, try ick gS duet Ra Boe Ae
MENIAL’ 2-15. gsnengeh : wot ec eee en ee
5 ORs: Gen’l: ‘Agent ma : Gee ee ae me
Ww York ‘and Brooklyn an hie Tray; also gil, #50 gt saa nee ae Coes :
that, Dutchess; “GotadUike Reni rand Wash:
ieoeaeee vn oan pare)
Sei at i mnAnY AVA gp ay eg, AY
ie
For Slate of Caines
Long Island stad
gee Count
leat, Citie
ca is
a chai! of,
nota NEA MOL ni sealegin ail ui jenna” “0 0 r : : ‘ : :
emrtengal Davisrwadde: uy anh ott onlt, titan. ju ne sua WUE fey a : : , Wg age SR te BE pa the
it ith : fede Ales Ah avo boen aflioted: with deatnore fue mbisiy crane : F : ee OT nes ge ee er ae ee
eral years as required wich effort on the part of m ends converse with ‘aM fur com- .. . ‘ Lee's 2 r .
manteai tone of any Jobat they have Teeorted™ Prorwriting. 4 itecuntly, atthe axe of were otin oor i 3HT A07 _ PHIMOU 2 HoBaLLOaT
have, ve paen using an, Earphone purchased of gue andT: rir itn great RTA nt fe ‘ j z
Inercaseddnlaginene ning mely Ping frléndsand or Wierd titid’ e clad . ?
te a Ngita musics the cnjoymuntor which Ehave beowrmnainly. «baton foe veversiiyeapal aT ee Fe eA 5
would apt ot Bart oa sieges tparp sian esata remh repommend th Bue trou ae 10S ATE LT EL
with deal ee to F 3 : stue's
Minit Brine. shri trae Re eee eT : mnpeises “the
choxg hey Jon on acrmd sont ods Saat 77 omen bre ia ang may
tras: MnlD} BWioukel whut sias oilt io eininta git a) Tutte rbia Matin i
att uiest Saud beat: dire In regard tothe [Earptioner tl snhteng ta bit fs o:ecrcce:
th mes.
J casi, float a Mh Ht any Ww bye toll partial: aceite ass sudan ks are itt a Mi
Aad
ges rf .
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OuMtle Pte Rint b
acknowledye I am-perfactl: Peatieted are hale dora eee to'brlag, Heresies imy
are deaf. | I woald to! are wf a2 large mrt el ot ‘oplal es eae a 4 oe i
Sno Slik sn te popes en eel Pe a oy a eS
hope to be able to vend orders to Potten fala at iatatweba cake
Tey PAL
Pe batnginos
Foe la nil oy ein | i
loranolttocy3 ise ta ARERR ri Fath ea
at dng. bran a
sessilis vd
with Sholugn pfstshataly, vould notspact with ac. Gunny avooun tai tlqy.og yb sn Jumilingued ve
many Of tha appliances which have beer 80 o fully, advert He Spr the, the. itegnt ta itd Bia pst De ed
cial fo enable the Seat to ls hear, ehe takes all the tive flit i nd ‘hdcdute ft 'dou
work vatlefuctortlgitt ani sm IniLch:Weaded as Wt 14 tbo! et hae eal Mu convened th
her anywhere about the roo Ours acqualutances-and friends alay rejoice with us, which te: ve
ry.
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it mig ae ales sOaet
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prof, North's Jarghone.
A WONDERFUL DEVICE FOR THE RELIEF OF THE DEAF. |
Patented U. 8. May 4, 1880 ; andia Ounata March 11, 1881.
at EARPHONE enables the deaf to hear sounds and conversations
otherwise beyond their range, bringing into use the Trifacial nerve
by a telephonic communication with the inner ear. Lt does not strain
the drum of the ear as is unavoidable with the use of trumpets. It takes
off the continual strain on the organs of the ear, cheney benefitting
them, and has often produced a perceptible benefit im the natural hearing
of those using it. 4
The principles involved ih the Eurphone are the refinement and com-
pression of sound. Means have been discovered by which sound can be
refined from 100 to 20,000 times.
No INJURY TO TUE EAR CAN POSSIBLY COME FROM THEIR USE,
while the use of ordinary tubes, also tin trumpets and many other appli-
ances oveasion injurious effeets. Out of thousands who have tried this
instrument, but ten per ct. could not find relief, and these cases were
paralyzed facial nerves.
The Earphone is bell shaped, finished with silver nickel, light weight.
Can have ribbon attached so as to hang it on the neck and have it al-
ways nt hand and ready for use, ‘They are in four sizes, graded in power
of ‘augmenting sound, and should be fitted to the case requiring aid.
This Earphone is leading all other devices, and any one interested in
this subject should not fail to examine this Gondertul javeatton,
For heaving piano music it is delightful, bringing out the full tone and
power, :
: All instruments to be of any value to the deaf must from the nature
of acoustics be of 0 certain aize and plainly visible when in use. The
quicker deaf people recognize these facts and use one of these Earphones
the greater will be the advantage to them and the more comfort their
friends will have whe now make a painful effort to converse with them,
Earphones are made of metal—not easily injured—will last a careful
person a lifetime; ave.one of the greatest collectors of sound known. In
many cases the state of natural hearing will admit of the use at home of
the tubing extension, which makes a convenient change.
....: PRICE LIST.
‘The following prices are uniform the whole country over and not
varied trom under any circumstances, wae
For No 1, ped 2% by 814 inch) $11.50 with refiners.
For No. 2, (size 8.,_ by 838 inch) 18.60 " ie
Y For No. 8, (size 834 hy 88% inch) 16.60 * an
For No, 4, (elze 853 by 49g inch) 20.00 “ nA
Without cap and rofinera each size will bo $1.50 less than above. *
Short tubing extensions, $2 cach. Long and medium extensions, $2.50 each,
PERSONS ORDERING ANSWER FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1, How long have you been deaf? :
2, How far distant from the ear can you hear conversation ?
3. Cause of deafness if known ?
4. Are both cars alike as to deafness?
5. Can-you hear a loud ticking clock when forehead or check are
pressed upon it? A
References to well known people of both sexes who have used for some
time one of these Earphones will be given upon application, Can refer
also to eminent Aurists in N. Y. City. ae
: . Address, :
DAVID W. COB, Agt.,
with Beyrovits Bro's, Opticians, ‘
297 Hourth Avo., Cor. 23d St.. NewYork City,
1882. Drexel, Morgan & Company (D-82-003) [not filmed]
This folder contains correspondence about routine financial transactions
undertaken by Drexel, Morgan & Company for Edison or his companies. Material
relating to Drexel, Morgan & Company's role as a financier of Edison's electric
light and telephone ventures can be found in folders on those subjects.
1882. Edison, T.A. - General (D-82-004)
This folder contains documents, primarily correspondence, covering a wide
variety of subjects. Some of the material relates to personal matters, such as
Edison's rental of a house at 25 Gramercy Park in New York City. Also included
are documents that deal with more than one subject, such as a letter about both
the electric light and the telephone. Documents concerning subjects that do not
fall under the main subject categories are also filed in this folder.
Approximately 80 percent of the documents have been filmed. Duplicate
copies of correspondence, third-party correspondence unrelated to Edison, and
unanswered fan mail have not been filmed. Unsolicited requests for Personal
favors, for loans and exhibits of inventions, and for information about Edison have
not been filmed except in cases where a significant answer has been found.
Lavy Lee
[TO SAMUEL INSULL]
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"PHOTOGRAPHING ‘THE: “VIBRATIONS oF. THE _WOICE, u
BY_ 0, OUTTAISS,
‘Reading of the exporiments of Mess
jon the. photophione, tho Iden’ struck ‘mi tha the,vibrations
—~ aj of the voice 3 might be photographed.. Not having the facilt-
tes t fli iments, I communicated’ the Idea,
‘with a sketch, y brother, ‘Thomas Outtriss,’ Leeds, who
‘out as follbwa: A box, .blacked inside, has a
plato, B, and shaft: D, by which tho plate ts ‘yotated, Ce]
is a silk thread fastencd at ono end to tho shelf, the other
being wrapped: round’ the shaft, D, in that’ way, when the
shaft is turned, travoraing-the plate in front of the slit, F,
and the movable shutter; G: “The shutter’ is connected to
the diaphragm, H, by the ‘wire, I, and is opened and closed
ments), a
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TRUSTEES, OFFICE OF
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BONKRGA, Bie. ABRIL 23, 1882.
ies a oe we ERBrewN HEA,
65, KIORR AvEROe, EW PORK.
Wy 8 Ay
MY OBAR worsen,
WRPORy WayO kina cH WAIN BODY 4 WILL DEAL WITH
THE BRANCHES:
SOLON IKE. Basaue. ua DYKR BAS ACCOUPLISHED NOTHING IN RES~
“rect 7 dite Breas ttre on-tuE CoLgetal Licey, AND, SEEING itd
RISPORTE ISH <M gre kee to RAKE MASTS OM THE MATTER, I HAVE. REQUEDe
=tep an nraebta ee She WHAT “5 Can DG IN THE Way OF eld cuiiw:
“PROM ene PF Ht. FKIRIDS, A PHOPOSITLON to um. - . MEANWHILE, 1
stAyE. seytMssee 4 BOUNOD tHAt 3 HAVE HaD 17 HINTED TQ WE THAT A
PROFDE! S104 stiles “. 2 MANT TO STIMULATE HIM TO ac-
“ECi~ = FUE HBAD And. Egon? PR 444, RIS TROUBLES IN. THE WATTER ARE.
‘TO WY MIMD, SIMPLY THAT ue Ae Bi vanyy. an Bore @IpERS OF tHE FENCE,
BEING BOTH PYRCHASER AND REMpOR.. |
a eaihnals Latina PRIRVTAL TELBPHOME yavtens WERE ONLY BROUOHT
1 4M 2690K BY MY -RRERATED. Aafia: UPOW tHE DUBE FOR A STATEMENT
ANS A DIVISfON OF FR. PURY, 1864 LONG STORY Ap one OP THE |
MOST COMPLICATED THAT J HAVE EVER AAO AUGHT to. DO WITH, 15 Te
QORIANTAL BUSINESS.: ¥ UNDRRSTAAD CMETT?. THOROUGHLY, AND WILL ex=
“PLAIN IT TO YOU SOME OF THESE DAYS, 431 MERBONS 17 18 700 Lada
AND INTRICATE, AKD OF TOO 14TH “TMP OHIANOR to ATTEMPT eee Pace: am:
PAPER. RVERY WAN WHO RECEIVES PPfey VaNER TuIw FINAL SRUTLEMEET
HAS BEEN OBLIGED TO SIGH 4N TADEMNITY BOND, BXOMERATING THE OB FEN
7TAL COMPANY AGAINST Loss I REGPEET TO 4 CRATAIN CONTRACT FOR
4,000 TELEPHONES AT £Q- BACH, wMOUNTING Fp 4 Lapbihigy, at rept
|
ouTsiDE, oF £36;000, BUT REALLY Ahkoth#rah 2 Litrie on NOTHING,
FOR THE REASON THAT A ColipAhy HAS BUEN FORMED £5 Take: OVER THESE
4,000 eisacbolaks and beAL feritie hae batweactALLY. «THIS couPaNy
HAS OBTAINED “THE -OFYNTON ‘oF -RbiBRAY AND orudhks, to tHe EFFECT
THAT THkSE FELEPHONES whe He uses th this CouNthy, aD Fubar,
THAT they ky BR VeED weindur pavuant OF LickNwk to die doveniunss,
THEY ARE THEREFORE MORE VALUABLE THAN THE TELEPHONES OF THE UNTTED-
COMPANY, CONSEQUENTLY, THI'S ComPAnY OUGHT To Be ABLE TO DRAL WITH.
THR QUESTION OF THEIR DISPOSITION th A Way THAT WILL falas A HAND~
SOME PROFI%, fNSTEAD oF INCURRING ANY. LIABILITY. AT ALL, BVENTS,
THEY WILL BE WORTH SOuETHY NG; SO tHat THR Pree WILL BE REDUCED
BY SHATEVER THIS COMPANY DBRIVES FROM THER SALE. THE CONTENGEN=
“CY THAT THOSE SIGNING THE INDEUAITY BOND Wik) BYER BE CALLED UPON
to WAKE Good ANY Loss 7s RXCREDINGLY REMOTE, AND THE PROBABLE: gu~
“OUNT OF SUCH LOSS - IF ANY = woULD BE bo SXCREDINGLY SNALL, THAT:
1 ADVISED YOU, IN VIRW OF THE CONRILDERABLE BUM OF MONEY YOU wouLD
Lo Garraudis
THEREBY IMMEDTATELY OBTAIN, TO AGREE THAT-CAURBRUDS BIGNING THE
INDEUNITY. 1 KNOW YOUR -OBsECTION TO INCURRING LIABILITIES, BUT.
I THINK 1 Pero SAFE 1% ASSUMING THAT. WERE You PERSONALLY
ACQUATATED itn ie SHE. Facts, ke -¥ Have wAdD vHEN RAIQ BEFORE uz,
You wouLD uNyRETEAZy HOLT ABsuyE tubs one:
UNITEDS, THE UNITEDS WERE SOLD, AKD tHE REGOUE OUR rou, AVYER
DEbucrr NG MR BATCHEUOR‘S go pyo. ae PER your CABhith iwerpuctions,
semen MAS TBAMANTTTED 2Q YOY EY GAURRAUD, THROUGH OREXELS,
BUT AS USUAL, NO SPECIFICATION Was WaoR A’.to guaT THE UoNRY. WAS
FoR. IT AREUS TQ we SHAT You aRet Vihy auretyy UNDER 4 STATE OP.
AFFAIRS WHICH ENABLES A: MAN FO. mEEP ALWAYS TM THE BACKGRQUND, &
VERY CONPIPRRARLE suaRLUB PF XQUR AMONBY > 4 "BHOVED MOST CERTARNLY
DEMAND A COMPLETE SQUARING OF THE SLATE, OY GAN DO THIG NOW tH:
RESPECT TO UNITEDS, FOR THR RRABON THAT THE Laat gor oF t#Ar DRAWA
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ah nti Sin See Ea lah ae a a el i in
18 CLOSED, AND THERE IS NO REASON WHY A FINAL ACCOUNT SHOULD Not
BE HAD BETWEEN YoU. AS TO ORIENTAL, THERE WILL BE AN OPEN account
YET FOR SOME TIME, INASHUCH AS A CERTAIN SUM, £ £13,000, 1 aur;
18 RESERVED To. MEET THE EXPENSE ACCOUNTS OF THE DIFFERENT PARTIES,
WHICH EXPENSE ACCOUNTS ARE TO.BE THE SUBJECT. OF NEGOTIATION, LOOR~
“ING TO THEIR ADJUSTMENT AND SETTLEMENT.’ THE SUM RESRRVED 18 ; ‘
LARGELY INEXCESS OF WHAT WILL ULTIMATELY ie Rdad raed To COVER ALL
THESE EXPENSES. THERE WILL THEREFORE BE A FURTHER suu FOR Divi=
“SION, SOME TIME IN THE FUTURE, BUT WHEN - THE LORD ONLY xxows!
1 BELIEVE YOU HAVE NO OTHER INTEREST, TELEPHONIC, FROM WHICH YOU
MAY EXPECT A REVENUE. OF COURSE, ALL ORTENTAL SHARES ARE AVAIL<
~ABLE NOW FOR Breeton, AND IF YOU DESIRE IT, I WILL ASCERTAIN
WHAT THEY MAY BE MARKETED ‘FoR, AND ADVISE. YOU BY CABLE WHEN Yau
MAY DECIDE AS. TO THEIR SALE.
PARIS. 1 WAS IN PARIS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, A WEEK AGO, AND
SPENT THE ENTIRE TIME WITH BATCH. 1 WENT ALL OVER HIS SHOP, AND
WAS DELIGHTED WITH THE SCALE OF HIS OPERSTIONS, THE _PERFECTION OF
EVERY DETAIL AND THE THOROUGH gan ORDERLY NANNER IN WHICH HE HAS
ESTABLISHED HIMSELF. I AM.OF THE OPINICN, HOWEVER,. THAT THEIR
ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND FRANCS WILL NOT CARRY THEM VERY '
>
FAR INTO PRACTICAL OPERATION. ‘STILL, BATCHELOR ASSURES ME THAT
THERE 1S NO DOUBT BUT THAT WHATEVER ADDITIONAL SUM IS REQUIRED, IT
WILL BE PROMPTLY FORTHCONING;' 1 HAD A DELEGATION DF HIS PEOPLE
TO, SEE NE START UP ON THE VIADUCT,: AND' I so IMPRESSED bic WITH
THE SIMPLICITY. AND PERFECTION OF “THE | LARGE’ CENTRAL STATION MACHIN~
“ES AS TO REMOVE @s BACHELOR SUBSEQUENTLY INFORMED wey a LINGERS ‘
sING DOUBT FROM THEIR MINDS; AS TO. ‘THEIR PRACTICAL CHARACTER, AND’
BATCHELOR | ‘NOW TELLS ME THAT THE RESULT ‘HAS. BEEN, THAT THEY HAVE
ORDERED FOUR OF THESE. FROM: You. YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN AMUSED: HAD
You /BEEN PRESENT. ON” THE NIGHT IN QUESTION. THE ANXIETY WHECH 1 i
COULD NOT HELP BUT FEEL, OVER THE STARTING UP. OF THESE MACHINES,
“COUPLING THE TWO TOGETHER, AND SOON, ¥ ‘MANAGED TO CONCEAL, IN THE
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FORM OF -A JUBILEE ,ORGIE. A LA MENLO PARK, AND THUS TO UTILISE IT
AS A WEAPON OF CONFIDENCE. AT ALL events, THESR PARIS PEOPLE SEEM
TO: HAVE. TAKEN OUR ACTION AND CONDUCT AS BETOKENING: ABSOLUTE CONFI ~
~DENCE IN THE THING.
LONDON. YOU PROBABLY WILL BE INTERESTED IN SOME DETAILED ACCOUNT
OF THE CONDUCT OF THE TWO DYNAMOS SINCE THE OPENING NIGHT. LET:
ME FIRST ASSURE YOU: THAT SINCE Wz. STARTED UP: TO: DO. THE LIGHTING
‘WE HAVE NOT HAD A’ FAILURE. OF ANY. CONSEQUENCE. THOUGH. WE HAVE SEVER~
AL TIMES BEEN ON THE. VERGE.OF 17. WE RU’ EROM-6 PM 70.6 au.
WITH A LOAD VARYING’ PROM 1000 To 500. STAQDARD. LAUPS |. WE soure re
TIMES RUN WITH. THE TWO MACHINES AND SOMETIMES DO THE WHOLE AF THE
WoRK RITH ONE, suST AS THE WHIM TAKES Us. THE. PIRST NIGHT THAT
‘THE. GAS WAS TURNED OFF FROM THE ‘STREET LAMPS AND WE WERE ENTIRELY
DEPENDED UPON I HAD TWO DISTINGUISHED PARTIES TO ENTERTAIN .
FIRST CAME THE DUKE OF ARGYLL AND uacDoNALD (MANAGER OF THE TIWES \g
AT THE MOMENT OF MACDONALD'S ARRIVAL AND APTER THE DUKE HAD BEEN :
WITH'ME SOME TIME’ AND WHILE: wz WERE YET UPSTAIRS THE LIGHTS ALL
aunneny WENT OUT . 1 KNEW HANMER WAS BELOW AND 1 KNEW roadinn
‘THAT SOMETHING HAD HAPPENED BECAUSE WHILE IT WAS CONTEMPLATED
THROWING THE LIGHTS OFF FROM ONE MACHINE TO THE OTHER FOR THE puKk#
EDIFICATEON IT WAS NOT CONTEMPLATED DOING IT UNTIL f GAVE THR- ony
BUT, AT ‘once: “ASSUMING THAT. WHATEVER HAD HAPPENED HAMUER WOLD tH
STANTLY AND PROMPTLY START. THE’ SECOND WACHIN £ QuIMTLY Ketannen
TO ‘THE DUKE- AND MR. MACHONALD: THAT WE witht -anteTiNd: OVA Row OME
MACHINE TO. THE: OTHER. To: FLLUSTRATE. HOR. QUicuLY. #r CoULo Bit pont
‘AND ALSO TO SHOW WHY. WE. HAD. A:. RESERVE: mACkING... 1 aeeyedo ey
THAT “ye: ‘Be: ‘MOMENT. TRE ‘Lanta: gourd: ‘BEAPPRAR: ad MAD mocaheguy Wise
_ USHED A BRIEF AND: HURRI gD. Sentence. "0 utp, PERCE ws THR Lrokr
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BEGAN TO SHOW. NOW THIS DID: NOT OCCUPY. LONGER THAN 80 SECONDS
AND PRODUCED A HAPPY EFFECT SINCE MY ‘GUESTS THOUGHT IT WAS VERY
QUICKLY DONE . AFTER ALLOWING SONE TEN NINUTES TO PASS I INVIT—
ED THOSE PRESENT. TO GO BELOW AND SEE THE ENGINE. ON ARRIVING
THERE, 1 FOUND THE OTHER MACHINE DOING THE WORK AND THE DISABLED
MACHINE AT REST . IT SEEMS THAT THE TROUBLE WAS CAUSED BY te
HAMMER'S ADJUSTING THE BRUSHES TO MUCH END ON, NOT GIVING oHeM A
SUFITCIENT ANGLE THEREBY CAUSING THEM TO SPARK BEYOND HIS cON-
TROL , FINALLY, TO SUCH AN EXTENT | THAT HE: THOUGHT THE ENTIRE CON-.
CERN WOULD BURN UP, WHEREUPON HE THREW . THE MACHINE OUT OF CIRCUIT
.. SWITCHED IN THE OTHER AND STARTED UP AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE «
ALL THIS OF COURSE 18 PRIVATE AND DID KOT APPEAR TO ANY ONE AND
1S ONLY KNOWN AMONG OURSELVES . UNFORTUNATELY FOR us; THERE WAS
x CONCERT BEING GIVEN AT br: pakxen's CITY TEMPLE AND IN THE MIDST
OF IT DARKNESS CANE. UPON THEM . THE GASeMAN WAS
’ HOWEVER AT HIS
POST AND PROMPTLY TURNED ON THE GAS BUT HAD SCARCELY DONE. SO ERE
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT REAPPEARED ‘« THE ONLY EVIL EFFECT HAS BEEN
4 * s «
& SHORT PARAGRAPH .IN..THE CITY PRESS , THE ELECTRICAL REVIEW AND
; pare Taemre ery ee
a «
THE GAS LIGHT JOURNAL EN THE EDISON LIGHT HAD FAILED MND A DIS-~
——— ees
ASXTROUS PANIC IN THE CHURCH -WAS ONLY AVERTED BY THE ENERGETIC actin
WORK OF THE MAN IN..CHARGE OF THE GAS, ° . , THIS. PARAGRAPH 1! HAVE
SO FAR PASSED UNHEEDED BUT IF IT ‘SHALL APPEAR IN ANY. MORE OSTEN-
TATIOUS FORM AND BECOME THE SUBJECT OF REMARK I SHALL come OUT AND
ASSERT THAT THERE WAS NO -PAILURE OF THE: Lrewr, Bur THAT IT WAS
WITHDRAWN 30 SECONDS IN SHIFT-ING FROM ONE MACHINE TO ANOTHER AND
THAT THIS WAS DONE FOR THE: EDIFICATION OF SOME DISTINGUISHED VISY-
TORS , ; 1 SHALL BE. ABLE TO GIVE COLOUR TO THIS ASSERTION BY VIR-
TUE OF THE FACT THAT TWO HOURS LATER WHEN MY SECOND DISTINGUISHED
PARTY OF VISITORS ARRIVED, NAMELY , THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND ,
CAPTAIN SHAW AND OTHERS I EXPLAINED WHAT J HAD JUST DONE FOR THE
Eo! FICATION OF THE DUKE OF ARGYLL AND INVITED ‘THEM TO COME DOWN
INTO THE ENGINE ROOM AND: SEE ME'DO IT AGAIN (tHE BRUSHES HAVING.
BEEN READJUSTED BY THIS TIME ALL WAS .IN eeiDianee ae SHIFT Back)
1 WENT DOWN. BUT THE PARTY PREFERRED TO GO ON TO THE STREET AND
WATCH THE EPFECT ON ‘THE LIGHT, IN ORDER TO.NOTE THE LENGTH OF TIME
It. TOOK ao SHIFT FROM -ONE MACHINE-TO ANOTHER . THIS aurrep uy
PURPOSE ADMIRABLY, FOR Y PROPOSED THAT THE .@PRRATION SHOULD BE AN
BACSEPINGEY BRIEF ONE, ON REACHING THE PEMAKOS 2 STATIONED
HAMMER AT ONE sista? AND HOOD AT THE OTHER AND GAVE HOOD PARTICULAR
INSTRUCTIONS TO TURN HIS STEAM ON RAPIDLY AND WITH ENTIRE CONFI ~
DENCE THE MOMENT THAT ¥ PULLED THE PLUG. FRoM aie antes MACHINE .
HAMMER SIMPLY SHUT OFF THE STEAM FROM THE UNLOADED ENGINE . WHEN
THEY WERE ALL READY 1 GAVE THE SIGNAL TO WITHDRAW THE FEC AND,
BEFORE THE FLASH OF LIGHT WHICH IT PRODUCED HAD DIED AWAY HAD
INSERTED IT IN THE OTHER crrReuit ,. HOOD HAD HIS STEAM ON AND THE
PARTY UPSTAIRS Cas ‘THEY AFTERWARDS .ASSURED. ue ) WERE UNABLE TO na
SERT POSITIVELY THAT THE LIGHTS HAD EVEN So MUCH AS GO-tiw¥e TO-
TALLY DISAPPEARED , SINCE I HAVE THUS TWO WITNESSES TO THE FACT
THAT ON THIS OCCASION THE CHANGE a ONS ENGINE TO ANOTHER WAS
PURPOSELY MADE AND occuprap SO BRIEF A TENS t PROPOSE TO ASSERT ;
(ir necessary} THAT THE CHANGE WAS MADE ON BOTH OCCASIONS FOR THE
PURPOSS OF ILLUSTRATING mich WHAT PROMPTNESS IT MIGHT BE EFFECTED,
ESPECIALLY AS IT- WAS MY INTENTION TO DO IT FOR ROTH PARTIES T WAS
ONLY ANTICIPATED IN RESPECT TO THE FIRST BY THE PREMATURE OCCUR~
RENCE OF A NECESSITY. To Do = AND IN ORDER TO SUBSTANSTIATE WHAT
1 tal a PROPOSE TO -CALL THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND -AND CAPTAIN SHAW FQ.
VERIFY My ASSERTION WHICH THEY WILL PROMPTLY POAT LEAST IN RESPECT
TO THAT WHICH WAS DONE WHILE THEY WERE PRESENT’. _OF COURSE NO
ONE WILL DISCOVER THAT: THE. OTHER OCCASION -Was AN INVOLUNTARY ONE *
THE NEXT OCCASION WHEN WE WERE CLOSE UPON THE VERGE OF A BREAK=
DOWN WAS ON THE niaHe WHEN THE STREETS COMMITTEE OF THE CITY WERE
TO VISIT US, AGAIN, ON A THURSDAY NIGHT WHEN A CONCERT WAS ON AT
THE CITY TEMPLE (& Rater currous comNnctpENce THAT BOTH THESE CON-
TRETENPS SHOULD OCCUR ON THE THURSDAY NIGHT ON WHICH NIGHT ALONE
DURING THE WEEK |THE Cite TEReUR 18 USING THE LIGHT, EXCEPT sunpars)
THIS TIME WE HAD -THE TWO ENGINES AT WORK,I WAS IN MY ROOM, ACROSS
THE STREET | WHEN ALL OF’ A SUDDEN THE LIGHTS WENT DOWN TO BEET SOMERS
I SKIPPED ACROSS THE STREET TO SEE WHAT WAS WRONG BUT BEFORE I
COULD REACH THE OFFICE {vess THAN TWO ursutes) THe LIGHTS WERE
COMPLETELY RESPORED. -ON REACHING THE DYNAMO ROOM I DISCOVERED
THAT MACHINE NUMBER 2 HAD GIVEN aan eigeas HAD A GREAT FLASH APPEARING
ON THE ARMATURE AT REGULAR INTERVALS | RENDERING IT NECESSARY TO a
INSTANTLY STOP IT, APPARENTLY -TO PREVENT -ITS TOTAL DESTRUCTION WE
DID NOT DO MORE THAN GIVE It A CURSORY EXANINATION AS I ORDERED
EVERYBODY TO CONCENTRATE THEIR ATTENTION ON THE NUMBER 3 BACHINE.
AS A BREAK=DOWN OF THAT DACHIRG UNDER THE Soa te gees HAVE
LEFT is TO ENTERTAIN: THE STREETS COMMITTEE OF THE CITY BY. GAS4LIGHT
OR CANDLES. BHFORE LEAV.ING, HOWEVER, I GAYE THE REQUISITE IN@ 7
STRUCTIONS FOR FRANCIS TO GEAR op-mis TESTING APPARATUS AND TEST
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THE ARMATURE so AS TO BE ABLE TO REPORT TO ME EARLY IN AMORNING Ex=
ACTLY, ‘HE EXTENT OF ‘THE DANAGE . WE TRIED THE MACHINE » HOWEVER,
AGAIN, BEFORE HE WAS READY TO MAKE HIS TESTS, AND ALL CAuR TO THE
CONCLUSION THAT THERE WAS -A CROSS BETWEEN 28 OF THE COPPER DISCS
AT THE COMMUTATOR END OF THE ARMATURE . FRANCIS THEN WENT TO
“WORK WITH HIS TESTING.APPARATUS ‘AND DISCOVERED THAT 1T WAS NO@ A :
CROSS BUT AN ABSOLUTE BREAK-IN THE CIRCUIT. A CRITICAL EXANMINA=
TION OF THE PARTICULAR BAR THEN DISCLOSED ‘THE FACT ‘THAT: ONR: OF TRE
BEDOWE LITTLE ATTACHMENTS ‘WHICH “LEAD -TO <THE RADIAL COMNUTATOR RODS’
‘WAS BROKEN SQUARE OFF THOUGH WHEN THE MACHINE WOULD COME TO REST IT
WOULD SETTLE BACK IN- ITS PLACE AND “NOT DISCLOSE THE FRACTURE.
7
8
ABOUT A COUPLE OF HOURS SERVED TO REMEDY THIS COMPLETELY WHEN THE
MACHINE WAS TRIED WITH THE ENTIRE LOAD ON AND WORKED SUPERBLY ,
THUS, WHAT WAS AT FIRST SIGHT A SERIOUS BREAK-DOWN WHICH WOULD
HAVE LEFT US AT LEAST OF SOME DAYS. WITH ONLY ONE MACHINE TO DE-~
“t
PEND UPON, HAPPILY TRANSPIRED TO BE BUT A VERY TRIFLING MATTER, {
AS THIS OCCURRED AT THE TIME WHEN WE WERE DISCUSSING THE ORDER TO
BE TRANSMITTED TO YOU FOR SUPPLIES AND JUST AFTER DOCTOR HOPKINSON
HAD RECOMMENDED THAT IT WOULD BE MORE PRUDENT TO WAIT YET A LITTLE
WHILE BEFORE ORDERING THESE LARGE MACHINES 3 YoU CAN UNDERSTAND
MY ANXIETY OVER THIS AFFAIR . 1 FEARED THAT H& WOULD FEEL HIS PRE=-
CAUTIONS HAD BEEN JUSTIFIED IN AN EXTRAORDINARY MANNER AND WOULD i
RE- ENFORCE THEM IN AN ADDITIONAL PRUDENTIAL CAUTION TO THE BOARD,
BUR DISCOVERIy WHAT THE TROUBLE ACTUALLY WAS, AND ON A COMPLETE
EXAMINATION THEREOF | DOCTOR HOPKINSON WILL GO BEFORE THE BOARD le
AT ITS NEXT MeeTINne (THIS WEEK) AND ASSURE THEM OF HIS ENTIRE CON~
FIDENCE IN THE MACHINE, WHEN THE ORDER WILL BE TRANSMITTED TO YOU
,
BY CABLE. WITH THESE TWO EXCEPTIONS WE HAVE BEEN RUNNING ADMIRABLY,
THE AMOUNT OF SPARKING = ON NO 3, HAS BEEN REDUCED TO A MINIMUM,
AND IS NO LONGER OF ANY. CONSEQUENCE, THE BOYS HAVE LEARNED THE
PROPER ANGLE AT WHICH TO PLACE THE BRUSHES AND THE PROPER AMOUNT
OF AMALGAMATION .TO'' GIVE THEM AND THE COMNUTATOR . HOOD IS INDE~
FATIGWABLE IN fie CARE OF HIS uicdieun HE IS CONSTANTLY AT
WORK DAY AND NIGHT, IN aie THEM UP AND, TRYING TO seks THEN
' WORK. SMOOTH, NO 2, .IS HIS PET, HE HAS GOT IT IN BETTER CONDITION
THAN NO 8, AND T MUST CONFESS THAT HE HAS DONE GOOD SERVICE IN IN- a
CREASING THE SMOOTHNESS AND EFFICENCY OF THIS MACHINE, THE couU-
PLING OF NO 3. BOTHERS HIM CONSIDERABLY, HE CANNOT GET IT TO
WORK TO HIS ENTIRE SATISFACTION,, BUT AS HE IS CONSTANTLY AT IT,
AND NEVER GIVES UP, I FULLY EXPECT HIM TO ACCOMPLISH THE TASKW
WHICH HE HAS SET HIMSELF OF. GETTING IT TQ WORK ABSOLUTELY QUIET s
aay os aoe |
THE ENGINE. ‘OF NUMBER 3, HAMNERS - DISAGREEABLY..1N ‘THE GYLINDER 2
HOOD nave THAT THIS CANNOT BE-REMEDIED) Buy IT 18 NOT PARTICUS
LARLY ANNOYING SINCE IT CANNOT BE HEARD ON THE OFFICE FLOOR. IN
OTHER RESPECTS NUMBER 3°28 FAR SUPERIOR TO NUMBER B. . AS A DYNAMO
IT 1S A PERFECT JUMBO . IT SERMS THAT -YOU HAVE ONLY WY TURN 17
ROUND TWO OR THREE eras WHEN THE LIGHT BEGINS TO APPEAR WITH BE-
TWEEN 500-AND 600 LAMPS ON. -(e-ONLY ‘HAVE to nun AT ABOUT 375
REVOLUTIONS TO GET OUR LIGHT. THIS MACHINE WILL RUN F000, stay
@@mMm LIGHTS AND DRIVE THE OTHER pYkaNo AZ WELL. | DR. OPHENSON
EVINCES A LIVELY -INTEREST IN THE wok Ano HAS BHEH A GOOD DEAL OF
TIME AT THE VIADUCT. HE -HAS WADE DONE sévonstton. WHICH } CONSIDE R
OF SUCH VALUE AS-TO ORDER 28 TUNEDIATE APPLICATION. 17 WAS TO
THIS RFTECT. HE SAYS “THAt TH PULLING THE PLO FROM THESE MA~
CHINES WHEN THEY ‘HAVE A FULL LOAD ON THE ARWATURES ARE SUBJECTED.
TO AN UNDUE STAAIN RESULTING vHOM SHR RLECTAICAL DIPCHAROE, AND
THAT WE ARE LIABLE TO FORCE THR THBYBAT EON * WHYS SYGGESTION WAS
THAT A SWITCH BE: MADE LIER A COMMPPATER WITH 4. @4NPLE MovING IN
THE SEGMENT OF A CIRCLE AND AS 37 WAS THROWN OVER, INTERPOSING RE~
SISTANCES . OF COURSE THESE RESISTANCES WILL BE VERY Low, But
WOULD GRADUALLY INCREASE, SO THAT WHEN THE HANDLE LEAWES: THE LAST
COMMUTATOR BLOCK AND THUS BREAKES THE CIRCUIT ENTIRELY g THE CURRENT
WILL HAVE BEEN SO WEAKENED THAT THE FINAL ABSORBTION WILL NOT IN-
CREASE THE ELECTRO=MOTIVE FORCE IN THE ARMATURE pole ITs NORMAL.
1 ENCLOSE A LETTER FOR YOUR ATTENTION -«
1 AM JUBT IN RECEIPT OF A LETTER FROM COL ‘GOURAUD ASKING NE To
be 6 oa eo egies A
CABLE YOU FOR INSTRUCTIONS -AS jTHE DIVIstSN OF: ORIENTAL, SAYING THAT
‘HE HAS NINE. THOUSANDS POUNDS. NOW “REQDY To -o¢vion.+. 2 WAVE REPLY -
—
ED TO THE EFFECT THAT NO INSTRUCTION®: FROM: Ypif ATE nactssary,
THAT MR. BATCHELOR 1S-THE ONLY PARTY CONOBRNED IN THR DEVESTPN,AND
9 i a : f
THAT HE SOME TIME SINCE TOLD ME THAT HE WANTED THE NONEY To BE SENT
TO NEW YORK TO REIMBURSE YoU. FOR PAYMENTS YOU HAD MADE ON ACCOUNT
oF HIS ASSESSMENTS. 1 THEREFORE REQUESTED HIM TO TRANSMIT TO You
BY CABLE, AT ONCE, THE £4,500. INTACT.
PAYMENT FOR SUPPLIES ORDERED BY “ENGLISH COMPANIES. 1 AM ARRANG-
ING FOR THIS ON A DIFFERENT FOOTING. IT HAS THUS FAR BEEN ALLOW-
“ED TO DRIFT IN AN AWKWARD MANNER, BY REQUESTING DREXEL, MORGAN .
& CO., TO PAY ON ACCOUNT OF THE COMPANY. 1 HAVE ASKED DREXELS
TO FORWARD THEIR ACCOUNT FOR ‘PAYMENTS THUS FAR MADE, AND I WILL,
AT. THE NEXT BOARD ,MEETING, ARRANGE THAT PAYMENTS SHALL BE MADE IN
A MORE DIRECT MANNER. I WANT THIS SATISFACTORILY ADJUSTED, SO
THAT YOU MAY NOT BE OUT OF YOUR MONEY ANY LONGER THAN IS ABSOLUTE=
~LY NECESSARY. +I PRESUME THAT YOU. WILL EXPECT CERTAIN PAYMENTS
ON ACCOUNT OF THE LARGE ORDER gust TRANSMITTED TO YOU, BEFORE You
ARE ABLE TO SHIP ANY OF THE GooDs. YOU SHOULD WRITE ME PROMPTLY
'
IN ANTICIPATION OF THIS, AND SAY WHAT YOU WILL REQUIRE, OR BATHE.
~- How YOU WOULD PREFER TO HAVE IT. ARRANGED. I TRUST YOU WILL EN~j
-DEAVOUR TO SO ARRANGE IT, THAT WHATEVER IS AGREED UPON IN THE
START, MAY NOT HAVE TO BE DEPARTED FROM, AFTERWARDS. IT tS MUCH
BETTER TO ANTICIPATE YOUR NEEDS THAN TO HAVE THEM UNEXPECTEDLY
CROPPING UP IN THE FORM OF DEMANDS,
PRICES. A LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN HERE, INTERESTED IN
THE ORGANIZATION OF @UR DISTRICT CONPANY FOR LANCASHIRE, HAVE TWO
OF OUR DYNAMOS AT WORK IN THEIR ESTABLISHMENT, AND THE HEAD oF THE
FIRM HAW: ASSURED OUR PEOPLE THAT HE CAN MAKE THESE DYNAKOS FoR
VERY MUCH LESS MONEY THAN YOU. CHARGE. -THIS HAS MADE 17 wbuiinat
DIFFICULT FoR ME TO GET YOU SO LARGE AN ORDER, BUd NOt WO oot our
4 -bONG JEROR Ys SUFFICE IT To SAY, ‘fHAT t HAVE Wdetauss IN sit or
rr, _ THERE 13 ONE THING, HOWEVER, uae #60 Hoar egheinh cakernt,-
“LY,.AND THAT 18 ~ THE CosT OF: ‘+ TAn0R DYBAGOB, Abtwe TENTION,
y mG
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BOTH BY FRENCH AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS, FAILS UTTERLY TO DISCOV-
-ER HOW SO MUCH MONEY AS. $10,000 CAN BE DISPOSED OF IN THEIR CON-
“STRUCTION; BATCHELOR TELLS ME. THAT FRENCH FIGURES PUT THE COST
AT ABOUT 36,000; PARTIES HERE ARE OF THE OPINION THAT THAT IS
AMPLE: OF COURSE, BOTH BATCHELOR AND MYSELF HAVE USED THE ARGU~
“MENTS WHICH WE KNOW YOU WOULD PUT FORTH AND, AS YOU WILL SEE BY
OUR ORDERS, WE HAVE USED THEM TO GOOD PURPOSE, SO THAT YOU NEED
NOT COME BACK ON US IN THIS RESPECT. 1 SIMPLY MENTION THAT MAT-
“TER, IN ORDER THAT YOU MAY GIVE IT CAREFUL CONSIDERATION.
WOULD IT NOT BE WISE TO ENCOURAGE ORDERS FOR THESE MACHINES FROM
THIS SIDE, AS FAR AS POSSIBLE? | ULTIMATELY, OF eodemns THEY WILL
BE MADE HERE, BUT MUCH WORK FOR YOUR ESTABLISHMENT MAY BE OBTAINED
ERE THAT TIME, BY A CAREFUL ADJUSTNENT bos tanemas :
MY RETURN, - I HAVE POSTPONED. LEAVING ENGLAND FOR ONE MONTH
LONGER, THAT IS TO SAY, UNTIL THE I5TH. JUNE. I HAVE DONE SO
AT THE REQUEST OF THE BOARD WHO, EXPRESS THEMSELVES AS UNWILLING,
AS YET, TO ADMIT THAT THEY, CAN DISPENSE WITH NE WITHOUT SERIOUS
RISK. ‘YOU CAN THEREFORE ALTER THE DATE OF MY DEPARTURE, AS GIVEN
IN MY LAST LETTER TO. YOU, AND ALLOW EVERY OTHER ‘yaa IN THAT LET-
-TER TO STAND. 1 HOPE You HAVE SENT ME SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST
FOR MY LECTURE. THE GREAT TELEPHONE TRIAL IN ENGLAND, SUPPLEMENT
“ING THE ONE LATELY HAD IN SCOTLAND, COMES OFF TO-MORROW. Tt HAVE
‘
SUCCEEDED IN MAKING A TELEPHONE=PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION, BY NEANS
OF WHICH YOU CAN TAKE A TRANSMITTER IN ONE HAND, AND A RECEIVER IN
THE OTHER. LOCATE YOURSELF AT A GIVEN POINT, AND LOCATE THE
wes ;
‘PHONOGRAFH AT A DISTANT POINT. SPEAK INTO THE TRANSMITTER 40 OR
50 WORDS, THEN STOP AND LISTEN, AND PRESENTLY YOU WILL HEAR THESE
SAME WORDS AS CLEARLY UTTERED IN YOUR OWN EAR, «de® WITH VERY GREAT
DISTINCTNESS, AS. PREVIOUSLY SPOKEN. THIS IS TO CORROBORRATE THAT
ae
ay
PART OF YOUR PATENT WHICH AFFIRUS THAT ''SQMB PARTS OF MY INVEN--
“TION ARE INTERCHANGEABLE, SITHER FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECORDING OR
TRANSMITTING’? = OR WORDS TO THAT EFFECT, ANTQ MY DRYICE HAY ANSwan
THE CHARGE THAT .YOU ‘HAVE SOUGHT. .TO COMMIT A FRAUD BY. INCLUDING 1N
ONE PATENT, TWO INVENTIONS.:-
1 CAN THINK OF NO OTHER 1TBM OF INTERRST. AT PRRSENT.
1 AM HAVING MADE, AND AM BRINGING OUT WITH ME, ABOUT 92,000 WORTH
OF} ORNAMENTAL FIXTURES FOR OUR SHOP, 1 au Now quite winLraG to
C :
INVEST ALL THE SPARE FUNDS, THAT 1 CAN COMMAND. IN ANYTHING PERTAIN-
“ING TO THE SUPPLY POR THE FUTURE. MY VIADUCT WORK HAS RIVETTED
. “e ~
*
THE LAS LINK IN YOUR CHAIN,- THERE 18 NO ..LONGER tier -FATHTHET
SHADOW OF A DOUBT THAT, YOUR NEW take STATION WILL BE AN ABSOLUTE
AND COMPLETE Scene: ouGHT. NOT THIS FACT TO BE APPARENT TO SOME
oF ouR MONTED, FRIENDS oo NEW YORK? = AND -OUGHT NOT You. AND Tt yo BE
ABLE 7d PARTICIPATE, IN A SMALL WAY, IN THE PROFITS THAT WOULD
ACCRUE TO ANY LONG<-HEADED FINANCIER WHO WOULD AVAIL HIMSELF OF
THIS KNOWLEDGE, AND OF THE PRESENT LOW PRICE OF AMERICAN LIGHT
STOCK?
YOURS VERY TRULY,
12
SE nr ISNT ATT
Hew York Board af Five Undeewviters,,
COMMITTEE ON POLICE AND ORIGIN OF FIRES, .
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BOREEL BUILDING, |
Room. 37.
No. 115 Broadvyay,
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Form No. 1,
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH TOMPANY.
This his Cotspany TRANSMITS ond DELIVERS mesuages only on conditions Imiting ita dability,. which have been navented to by the ecnder of the fol lowing message, .
be gnarted agalnat ny by rans wating nt Mieage back to the fending station for comparison, and the company wil will not hold iteclf Hable ¢ delays la
tra pamiesio to Or delivery a of Unrepeat c O88! Fou » beyoi ond the amount of tall pald thereon, nor i a any cus wha ere the claim ja nut Presented {In waiting ‘within aixty days
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“This Ia aU? UNKEPRATED ACESSAGE, and Ss delivered by request of the sender, under the conditions named above,
THOS. T. EOKERT, Goneral Manager.
SENT BY Reo" D RY
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___NORVIN GREEN, President,
This Company. TRANGHITS and DELAVEETS Homiged only on Conditions, limiting its ability, °
baer ode uated aa Aeetonie es Y rope igo Toes back, to the sending station for comparison,
= the Company ‘wil not held Heele Table for exrore or delays in transmission or delivery of Unrepoated
Thia message isan UNREFEATED MESSAGE gud is delivered by request of the sendor, under “
‘tho conditions named above, : ;
BREWER, feo'y. NORVIN GREEN, President.
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THE W ESTERN UNION. TELEGRAPH. COMPANY, .
This Company TRANAMITS and DELIVERS moesengvs only on, conditiona Hmiting its Mobility, which have been gssented to by the sender of the following messazo,
Xrrora can bo guarded ngainat onty by repeatin: a Me-<ngo back to tho ending station for comparison, and the company will nat hold {itself Mahle for crrora or deluys in
transmieeion or delivery of Unrepcated Mossagon, beyond the amount of tolls pald thereon, nor in any case where the ‘claim fe not presented In writing within sixty days
after sending tha meraice, '
This iagn UNREPEATED MESSAGE, ond fs delivered by request of the sender, under tho conditions name: abavo, ©
: THOS, T, EOKERT, Genaral Manager. :
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tanamisslan. oF delivery of Unrepeuted Aesnugon, beyand thu ameunt of tolla paid thereon, nor In any case where tho elaiin Ja not presented In writing within alxty days
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THOS, T., EOKERT, Genoral Manager. a NORVIN GREEN, President,
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132 South Thinht., °° rand Union. * ‘Maiden Lane,
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OFFICE OF
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Form No. 2.
THE WESTERN UNION
‘This Company TRANSMITS and DELIVERS Messages only.on conditions i
lod oxminst onty by Roan ft mrrape back to the sending stat io
a te paid
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THOS. T, EOKERT, General oral Manager, :
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NORVIN GREEN, Prosident,
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M.A OHENORY OFFICE OF
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a iY IRS messages only on conditions Limiting ite Habllity which hi
deena on only, By Nothecsy * ave been assented to by the sender of the fi oy ona
: Sr doliver rot Unrepented § ssa non bey eamoant st alts sending station Case comparise: men so cotpany Wil sot Wold iteelt i Mable for errors ordelagey, fomiséton.
; The aie frdel ered a apni rege aie atmo prevented in writing wi rth sity dayenter sending emmeassger
THOS, T, EOKERT, rdoen sabe Patra
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Form No. 1.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH | COMPANY.
es AMALIA TO alll TORY EER icooagoa male oa coalincas TEGITGT It MG? Teich ave bean enue
This Company TILANSMITS a: ELIVERS mi aE on on conditions ag Honiting its Uability, which } have been assented to by the sender of the following Tenaga,
or - See sets ali inany: wreaso ei sacrieanain is nor pre aes setae neil ais ety day ty daysatter sending thote oucasages
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_. THOS. T.: ECKERT, Ge General Manager:
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Form No. 1.
3 THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
This Company TRANSMITS and DELIVERS messages only on conditions limiting its Hability, which have been assented to by the sender of the following message.
Krrora can be guarded against only by repeating a message back to the sending station for oomparison, and the company: ‘will not hold itself lable for errors or delays in transmission
or delivery of Unrepented Sfeasages, beyond the amount of tolls paid thereon, nor in any case where the claim is not presented in writing within aixty days attor sciding the mossage,
Thisisan UNREPEATED AGH and is delivered by request of the sender, under the conditiona named above,
THOS. T. ECKERT, General Manager. : NORVIN GREEN, Prosident.
NUDIBER —_ Ot. 2 ny |. Wai "we
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Form No. 1.
THE, WESTERN ‘UNION TELEGRAPH company.
"its compeay MANSAELTS and DELLVERS mage only on cpdlden niin is lablty, whlen have beea een fa [ability phish have weal anvanioa ty hy Wie ader orune herpes =
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
“this Compa RANSMITS and DELIVERS messages only on conditions imitin Its liability, which havo been assented to by tho sender of tho following message.
Fils Comp Ay Tod NOMETS bd DEUY B message Deck to the sending statlon for mg Me riconeand the company will not hold {tself linblo for errors or delays in transmission.
‘4 f tolls paid thereon, nor in any caso where the clafm is not presented in writing within sixty days Alter sending the mossage,
NORVIN GREEN, President.
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THOS. T. ECKERT, Gonoral Manager.
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This Company TIRANSMITS and DELIVERS messages only on conditions limiting {ts ability, which have been assented to by the sender of the following message.
Errors can be guarded acalnat only by repeating a message back to the sending atation for comparison, and the cre gare will not hold itself Hable for errora or delays in transmission
or delivery of Unrepented Measnges, beyond the amount of tolls paid thereon, nor in any case where the claim is no: presented in writing within elxty days a(ter sending the message.
Thisisan UNREPEATED AGE and is dallvered by request of the sender, under the conditions named above. 2
f NORVIN GREEN, President.
THOS, T. ECKERT, General Manhger.
Menlo Park Depot Wa Wie
Received at
P.O.80X 3329,
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This Company TRAN NaarTs ¢ an ind DELLY. DELIVENG paar only on conditions Imi
pits Iabiity, which hive been assented: to by tho sender ¢ ot ihe following
: guarded senlnut only by repeatiug a message back to the sending Btation comparison, and the company will not hold -fHself i for errora
sees or dell eae et 0 Fnrepeated Messagen, be: yout the amoant of tol tolis'pald therton, nor! in Any ease L
: after sending the meanace,.
‘ Thia isin UNK EPEATED MESSAGE, and fs deliverca by reghat of of the a under, tho, ‘conditions named above. rh
| -_ PHOS, T. EOKERT, Goneral, Maseaet. Soe : ee : NORVIN. Game President,
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_ THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
"Bale Company TRANSMITS and DELIVERS mossages only on conditions Uniting ts lability. ante t have been assented to by the sender of the following message *
be guarded against only by repeating 8 message back to the sending sta’ tation for mparison, and the nob presented will Bot hold elt iinblo for orrors or delays in transmission
or deliver yer Unrepented BMeasn the amount of tolls paid thereon, nor in at iy case where the claim (an no! writing within sixty daysatter sending the message.
Thisis PEATED AGE and ts delivered by request of the eonder, under the perc named al
THOS. T. ECKERT, Senora Manogor.
NUMBER “SENT BY REC'D BY
NORVEN, GREEN, President,
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comparison, and the company will not hold ieeetf
liable for errors or delays in
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"Dae sMONTREAL AND DOMINION THLEGRAPH Comune, a
Operated by the Great Horth Western Telegraph Company of Canada.
any ert. geet
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delivery of unrepeated messages, beyond the :
amount of tolls paid thereon, nor in any case
where the claim is not presented in writing with-
in sixty days after sending the message.
This is an unrepeated message, and is delivered
by request of the sender, under the conditions.
named above.
ERASTUS WIMAN, President,
on conditions ng Umiting ita lability, which have been nasanted to by the sender of the following menage
m, and the company will not hold itself llabl
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Montreal Telegraph Companp. (eo
Incorporated 1847,
Connecta with all parts of the United States, Maritimo Provinces, and with Cables to Europe, Guba, £0.
Torms and Conditions,—Te guant aginst mistakes, the sender of a meswaze should onter it to be REPEATED; that ls, telegraphed back froin ita
destination fo the odlginatlnz office. For repeating, one-balf the rezular rate ts charged In addition, And it 1s agreed between tho sender of the following
nd this Company, that exid Conpany shall not te Hable for unistakes or delaya tu the tranamisalun or delivery, or for non-dlelivery, af any
i the amount recelved fur sending the sxine; hur for tnlatakea oF delays tn the transiniss‘on or delivery, or fur non-lelivery
BATED inessage beyond fifty thnes the sum received for sending the same, wuleas apecially (naured, wor IN ANY CASE for delays arlalng from
interruptions in the working of thelr Ines, o¢ for errors In cypher or Mltegibly written tncssazea, And this Company ta hereby made the agents
of the sender, witht Hability, to forwant any mcoango over the linea of auy other Conipany, when sieveseary to reach itadestination, Correctnars in the
transindastun of muarges to any polut ou the lines of tis Company, ext be LNSURLD by ontract In wilting, stating agreed atnuunt of risk, anil poyinent
romain theron at the following tates, In addition to the usual charge for repeated measises, ¥1z,teno per cout, for any distance not exceeding 1,000
ie foregolng. The Company will not be Hable fur
damages iu any case where the clalin la uvt presented In writing within alaty daya alter scuiling the messaze,
JAMES DAKERS, Secnetanr.
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¥erm No.1.
_ THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
This Company TRANSMITS and NELIVERS mesaages only on conditions limiting its ability, which have bee cs i 7
depac ume eas ba muarited aralent oniy by Ge peat ise n vr ence bacie to the sending station for comparison, and the a been assented ts pate Senta nig aaeeedes Br deluge In
{peaeneetcat me celery ol r «1 Mossugen, byyond the amount of tolls pafd thereon, nor in any case whera the claim ia not presented in writing within elxty days
This isan UNREPEATED MESSAGE, and fo delivered by request of the sendor, under the conditions nami aboxe, 3 .
THOS. T. ECKERT, General Manager. 2 NORVIN GREEN, President.
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Form No.1, ' Ss : - : . ! : :
THE WESTERN UNION. TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
+ This Company TRANAMTITS and DELIVERS -messoges only-on Condittons Itmiting its Habitity, which havo bocn agsented.to by tho render of the following x
50.
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tréusmfeaion or delivery of Unropeated Mossague, boyonil the amount of tolls pula thereon-nor in any cuse whera’ the claiiti {6 riot presented in writing within alxty daye
aftor sending tho message, : . z “
This isan UNG EPEATED MESSAGE, and Is delivered by request of the sender, ander tha conditiona nained above,
THOs. T, EOKERT, General Manager, NORVIN GREEN, President.
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transmiexion or delivery of Unrepoate
A slo or ossuges, beyund the amount of tolle paid thereon, nor in any case where the claim 1a not Prewgsiel in welting within elxty days
the meanac
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THOS, T. sad ee General Manager. is NORVIN GREEN, President.
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, .
This Company TIRANSMIUTS and DELIVERS mossages only on conditions Ilmlting ita Hlability, which hare been assented to by the sender of the following mesaage,
Errors can bo guarded agaiiat only by Fepentlig a meacage back to the sending station for comparison, and the company willnot hold itse?f lable for errors or delays in transmission
or delivory of Unrepented Mexaugen, arond the amount of tolle pald thereon, nor in any caso where the claim is not presented 1p writin, ithin slzty daya after sending tho mossage,
‘ Thlsisan UNEREPS. TED MESSAGE and Ls dolivered by request of the sondor, under the conditions named :
NORVIN GREEN, President.
THOS, T. ECKERT, Genera! Manager.
NUMBER REO'D BY
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.° THOS. T, SOKERT, General Manager. + : v NORVIN GREEN, President,
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Dear Siri--
Reptying. to your favor -
of the 20th,. Gol. Geo. Lb, Beetle is at
present < on. his way. to. Buffalo. He ;
will retirn | to New York in the course of — i
perhaps ‘two weeks, and, if you. desire,
we will. notify. you when he ts heres
Yours re
Western siderite Co.
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DIRECTORS.
_ THomas A, Epison,
Anson STAGER,
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Nonwan Wittiams,
Eoson Keith,
Anson Sracen,
Prado
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1 De donnarony . + 51 and 58 Wabash Aietiue eee ee saiehs
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Mr. Thos. ‘Af Edisor, © ;
'g5 Sth Avenue, N.Y.
Dear Sir? : ; ae
; , - A party. at Maristée, Miche, who is very frierdly
: “to ‘the Edison Light, wishes to procure two, of the carbor
‘buttons used in correction with the Edisor Telephores, for
: poe porimen iad purposes, ard is willirg to pay for them,
: ‘Have you any that you car serd, ard if rot car
. you. : direct: me where they car be obtained? ‘
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My Dear Sirt- :
Has your attention ever beon called to the separation
of ane from Milk, instantaneously ? Various devices have been
used to accomplish this purpose, but none of them have been satis-
factory. MiLk ean be set in pails immediately after being drawn
from the cow, and placed in ice-cold water, the oe rising to the
surface in three or four hours, The change from the normal temper—
ature of 98° to 88 or 389° produces such mabid currents in the milk
that the cream is thrown speedily to the Bun eRe es but this procees
is not adapted to large Creameries where the milk from 600 to 800
cows is brought daily. What is desired, is some effective process
by which the milk Ran be placed in vate holding 400 to G00 aeiiona
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and then treated in such a wey as $B: immediately throw ine ‘cream
to the dae tena
If the theory be correct that the terrific hail-storms which
we sometimes have in mid-summer are due to the i of act
tricity, we have thought that milk could be acten upon, instantly
chilled, and the Cream thrown to the surface, We know, aiiso, that
experiments have been made by mheounsot eas to purify water for the
use in boilers, so as to prevent the formation of wears by BHD
reek ce ate 4 Renee pe a Bteery pene ar nen tee a nee tee t= eee
ge ihe Gurl GYleeman) :
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jecting the water to the action of Electricity, theroby causing
any mineral properties in the water to immediately sink to the bot~
tom, and we understand that these efforts have been successful to
Some extent, and our thought is, that as there is a difference in
the specific gravity of Cream and Milk, that electricity, by its
action upon the milk, possibly would cause the heavier parts of the
‘milk to settle to the poston and‘as a eepeanenees the oily, or
lighter PARES of the milk would immediately come - the surface,
We know of nothing, Mr. Rdison, of greater importance than some
device by which cream can be instantly separated from saa and
made ‘practicable for the treatment of large quantities of milk,
There are 25 billion pounds of ‘milk. used in this country. annually “
for the production of Butter, ahd but 4 millions of pounds used in
the manufacture of cheese, Can you a in the midst of your very
important labora, devote a little thought to an interest which
affects tho. entire farming ecmmuntey of the United States, and in
mnets of the world ?
Centrifugal machines are used foe the separation oe cream .from
mes but their capacity is Limited, The largest and most effici=
ent machines in this sultry and in raver! have onky succeeded in
j
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in an hours Besides, thoy take considerable power, and this is an
expense which all of our factories cannot readily incur, We send 5
you by this Bans maid our Illustrated Catalogue, Editorial Letter,
‘Bes Will you kindly look —_ Sans wai we think you will get an :
A idea of the extent of the dairy baa tienss: .
I venture the assertion, that although you have had to do
with some of the most Siioveant problems of the day, that nothing ‘
to which you have devoted your attention, is of aieaven importance
or will prove more lucrative than some means gor the instantaneous
separation of Gream from milk, ge we suggest, and we neldeve that
the daent for the accomplishment, of this purpose will eyantuathy
prove to be electricity. There is no one whose career we have waven
ed with greater interest than we -have youre, and we believe that the.
success Which has usually crowned your. aPforte will be realized
it you will but turn your attention to this most important matters
‘Kindly let me hear from yous -
Yours vary: seals
De He “Burrell,
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Morning. I have thought of writin): you sal the past two years,
and only the fact, which I fully appreciated, that you were so vory
.busy that you could probably give no’ attention to my suggestions,
has deterred me — writing. In the mean time, I have used every
effort-t a epcomer tel ~the-separation—of- Gream—from—h idk -rapidlyand ——
we have succeeded in taking practically aay the butter out of milk
in 12 hours, when set in large quantities. I enclose herewith ‘the
cut of tha Gentra tugs? machine which is used in separating Cream
from Milk, but it is limited in its capacity. In factories recei~
ving from 8,000 to 1B, 000 or 20 000 lbs. of milk per. day, ie is
entirely impracticable to use this machine. .
In our ‘experiments we _have tried condensed air, releasing it
into a canvas bag, which covered the ontite bottom of the milk vat,
the meshes ‘of the bag being sufficiently fine to keep the miik _
from passing into the ae but not fine enough to prevent the cold
air from passing through the entire mass of milk, but we reckoned
without our host, for the effort of paswithe the ‘condensed ‘air thro?
the Beene of the sacking 5 and up throiigh | the wane counterbalanced
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. results eyade and instead of coolimg the milk, it raised its
temperature.
The said of the butter made in this country reckoned at 25 g
per pound, (the present price is now 37 ¢ at the Factory) amounts
to 300 millions of dollars, and the valuo of the cheese made in the
United States only anennts to 40 millions of dollars. I give you
these figures to show you how immense this interest is. We desire .
to set from 3,000 to 10,000 lbs. of milk in the large milk vats
neee, used in our Factories, and to extract the Cream aiiaker:
Owing to the difference in the wpaeinic gravity of Cream and MSS
we believe that this result will be accomplished, and we do, again
earnestly beg you to give this matter your attention as ee as
possible, When I visit New York again, are you willing to talk with
me upon this subject ? If so, Tr should bo very happy. to call upon
rs I shall be in the city again in the course of bys Ge three
WOOkS, wicwablys .
. Yours very truly,
D. H. Burrell, X
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[ENCLOSURE]
Sn re me es ie ache pie norte gb dee Pee Asks ccule cadets ~
we would say ‘that the separation of the cream from the mille j is
effected in the machine entirely by centrifugal force. Cream is
of less specific gravity than milk, and for this xeagon, in the old
aystem, it gradually separates itself from the milk-and rises to
the surface. The action of centrifugal force is to throw the
heaviest materials furthest from the centre; placing the: new
milk in a cylinder‘ and revolving it rapidly, the heaviest portion
' “(the skim milk) is thrown to the cireumferenco, and the lighter
_ part (the cream) remains nearest the centre.
Fig. 1.
_ This cut represents the. machine set up ready for use. As it
_runs at high-speed, it is necessary to‘ have the machine set upon
a good foundation. ;,The large machine requires two-horse power
to‘run it, and the small size, one-horse power.
Although.many of these Centrifugals are worked with hatse-
power machines, and do their work satisfactorily, as will be scen
by the testimonials appended, yet we would recommend the use.
of amall-steam or gas engines whenever i it is practicable... .
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This cut represents .a seticaal view of the working parts of | \
the Centrifugal: A, Wrought steel drum ip. which-the mille ‘is
separated, J, Wrought-iron casing surrounding drum A. O,
The tube through which the new, milk is fed intg the drum from
reservoir, J, Cock to regulate the flow of milk. Q, ‘The tube
through which the cream is. drawn of. B, The tube: through
which the skim milk is drawn off. N, Plate, above which the
gkim mill: rises through.small apertures next to the cireumfer-"
ence of the drum, A; the tube: F, through which the skim milk
flows,'is above this plate, IX, Pulley, by wyhich the ‘power is
applied. ZL, Bearing upon which drum A, nae D, C and.
B show, respectively, the manner in which, by tlie action of the
machine, the dirt, mill and cream arrange them elves.
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Mr. Thos, A. Edison, —
65 5th: Avenue, N. Y,
Dear Sir! -
Some weeks since you advised us that you had
expressed a few more carbon telephone buttons to us for
the party at Manistee, Mish, a -
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been of considerable service to our agents, and besides
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208, Anes ioen, Dates ane = Oe Bene 122, you will find an article upok
milk. On page. 126 an analysis of normal milk is given, and upon
: Page (128 is a cut | showing how milk eppests when viewed in the Las
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DIRECTORS,
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‘SAMUEL MERRILL,
Noawan Wituams,
Eoson Keitn,
Joun M, CrarK,
JOHN CreRaR.
AntHony F, Secoencen,
ZG. Simmons.
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TAX BILL FOR 188.
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Road District No.2 S—_
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Sratz anp Sonoon.
Amount TaXxaBLye,
Por Centage, $1.99 per $100.
Poll, Dog, and District School Tax, extra.
Distnicy Sonoor,
Metqcugy, N. J. Oor.
‘Taxes sro now duo, and if not p:
Dacember 1, 1889, the names of the delinquents
willbe roturned to a Justice of tho Peace for! AwoynT
prosecution, and intorest at the rato of 19 per
ppeal In casos of tax-
ation, will moct at Robios' Hall, Mctuchen, on
Tuesday, Novembor 28th, 1882, at 10 o'clock, A.M.
Taxes wlll be recelved by 9]
folfaws:—Novembor 15th, at J.
HUls, from 11 to 120, nn; samo day, at Bonham-
town, from 12 to 4 p. mj; Novembor 16th, at
Now Durham, from 10 to 12 a, m.; same day
at Post Offico, Menlo Park, from 3 to 5 p. m.;
in, [Depot] from 10 to 12
C, Stalle, Piscataway
p. m.; November 2ist, at
Mrs. Ruo's Hotel, New Brunswiek, from 2 to 4
m3 at Roblo’s Hall, Metuchen, Novomber
th, with Commissioners of Appeal.
Manning Freemag,
November 17th, Stelto:
A, m3 Bame day Store of
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TAX BILL FOR 1882.
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Prosecution, and interest at.tho rate of 19 por —
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Extract from the Neue Freie Presse of Yionna,of ;
, ‘wy,
December 5the 1882. :
They write us from London that a great agitation exists
at the present moment among laundry-men and women,produced by the
invention of the Edison shirt,which is attributed rightly or wrong
_ Ly: to the Wizard of Menlo Park.
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very. ‘short period we shall admire as a phenomenon in one of the
halla ‘of tne British Museum the last of the laundressés With her
last ae =
We are told that the secret of this shirt consists in the
material employed, which, from appearance, equals jinen.
ah shirt is composed of 365 gery fine layers, which can
be detached one after the other, so that one can have a new shirt.
for eagh day of the yeare
For Leap-years. special shirts are made with 866 layers.
It ig probable that the aim of this invention is the
propragation of ' general etesatincss for the Journal frou which
‘weget the: trews" anys that the: greatest adwadltage ot thi! ahart is
that the owner of one, after having worked during the day ina coal,
mine, can go the same evening to a datise in the same ghirte
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1882. Edison, T.A. - Advice (D-82-006)
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1882. Edison, T.A. - Articles (D-82-007)
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correspondence relating to articles about Edison or his inventions; and letters from
journalists seeking to interview Edison.
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TAN, '5,'-1882,]
money was lost by the gullish herd of backers a fow years
since. George Frederick has twenty, inoluding a half-
sister to Victor Ohief; and Hampton has nineteen,
' including a half-brother to’ Pageant and ao half-sister to -
Corrie Roy. The well-bred Highborn, who was brought
into notice by the excellent porformance of Dresden
Qhina, has leven, including o half-brother to the
1,800 gs. Shrewsbury, who, by tha way, is likely to
improve considerably on his. performances of Inst season.
Kingoraft hos come down from’ twenty-two to five;
his colt out of Wheel of Fortune died, but ho has a colt
out of Jannette. King Lud (who has gono to tho stud in
France for the season), has eighteen against nino; and
King of the Forest (whoso failuro as a sire has not been
redeemed by a single good winner), has cight, Kisber has
eightoon ; he has yearlings out of some of tho best mares
at Mentmore. Lollypop (now in Hungary). has left a
colt out of the ‘once “flying” Leonie, Lord Lyon would
havo been quite noglected but for Hampton Court and
Lord Rosebery. Lowlander has - ‘twenty-six; of these,
twenty-one belong to Mr. Constable. Macaroni has fallen
from twenty-two to ten ; this lot, however, includes fillies
out of the Mentmore “flyors” Chopette and Coomassie, an
half-brothors to Oameliard and Jack Spigot. Macgregot's
sixteon against thirty-one includes half-brother to Blonh6i
a colt out of Celibacy, and a filly out of Ohérie: Robbio-
Burns brought Martyrdom into notice, and'he has twenty-"
sight against one in 1880! certainly a remarkable proof
that breeders in no small degree resomblo sheep, Nune-
ham is beginning to come into notice, and has fairly earned
the patronage of discriminating breeders; he has twenty-
two foals ; his lot includes yearlings out of the best mares
owned by Mr. J. and Mr. F. Gretton. Tho brother to
Dunsonano is dead, as is the firat.foal of Rosy Cross.
Pellegrino has sixteen ;’ he seems to have had the pick of
Mr. Everitt’s mares. Poro Gomez has nineteen, but he is
dwarfed by Potrarch, who, although only in his second
season, absolutely heads the list, having no fewer than thirty-
two.foals, against nino in 1880, It may very well be worth
while for his owner to consider whether ‘an untimely aoore-
pitude i is not likely to be tho result of this precocious forcing,
Ho has produce out of such “runing” mares os The
Doe, Bonnie Leith, and Frivolity, and Lord Falmouth has
a colt out of Gertrude ond fillies out of Ohovisaunce (dam
of Jannette) and Spinaway. It is satisfactory to find that
Prince Charlie has only ten foals. Queen’s Messenger has
nineteen against twelve, including yearlings out of four
of Lord Falmouth’s young mares, Rococo’ has fourteen:
against nothing at all, a rise for which he has to thank .
Chippendale. Rosicrucian, among his twenty-one, has'a
colt out of the dam of Ohevron, and a, filly out of Mac- -
oaronea, (tho 2,200 gs, sister to Boauclers which nover won
a -raco). ‘Seo Saw has twenty-four’ against sixtoon, in-
cluding a brother to Discord, who, by-the-way, has not
won a7 yraco since Mr. Christopher, in o .mad moment,
* refused 6,000 gs. for him. Sefton ‘has nine foals for
his first season,- and Silvio tent = one,‘ of which
sixteen are’ fillies, * -By-the-way, a dearer hotso has
seldom been sold; his lot includes fillies‘ out. of Lady
Golightly ‘and Lilian. Speculum has twenty - soven,
including brother to Softon, and a half siator ‘to Out of
Bounds,
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tho now disgraced Elizabeth. Storling, has twenty-two
“against thirteon, His brother to Isonomy has died amidst
the sobs, and shrieka, ond imprecations of its ownor;
but ho has half brothers to Dutch Oven, Nellie, and
Skylark, and. half sisters to Kermesse and Dresden China ;
also fillios out of Brigantine and Chanoinesse, two expen-
sive failures, ond a filly out of Friulein. Strathconan
and Wild Oats have both beon well patronised, and tho
good form shown by Winslow's two-year-olds ought to
bring him into notice, Breeders have learned by
bitter oxporience to distrust tho oxcessive and undistin-
” guishing oulogies which appear in tho sporting papers, in
which evory sire is described in the most glowing terms,
fame being disponsed through a trumpet, when the piping
of a flageolet would bo beyond tho animal’s deserts. A
horse’s pretensions are examined now with the flaw-sceking
MAMMON.,
ELEOTRIOITY VERSUS GAS,
Ae five years ago I pointed out that land would
fall in valuc. It seemed to mo evident that this
would be tho case, because Jarger and larger tracts of
Western prairio were each year being converted into great
corn farms, and tho means of transport of this corn to our
ports were each year rendered mora easy, No one, how-
ever, belicved me before thy orent proved thet I woe sight,
for one of tho peculiarities of tho English mind is, that it
can never realise that what is, will ever cease to be, until
the “ will be” has become the “is,” ‘
When Edison made his discoveries in electric lighting,
again I raised my voice, and said—or, to put it more
* accurately, again I raised my pon and wrote—that tho
wise who held gas shares would do woll to sell them.
Edison’s invention was not ‘perfected. Gas directors
jeered at it; it would never be more,. they said, than o
pretty theory; and even if it were to vanquish gas os a
lighting medium, the Companies would soll as much gas
" as they do at present for heating purposes, and . this, with
‘the sale of théir “ residual products,” would secure to
them as good profits as heretofore, Now I’ ivas as well
aware as others that the idea of lighting by electricity
had not as yot assumed a clear practical form, but I knew
that’ the minds of so many would be dovoted to giving it
that practical form, thet in the end they would succeed ;
whilst, ‘as to selling gas for heating purposes and selling:
“residual products,” I had ealoulated eae results, and
knew what they were. :
Let those who hold the shares of Gas Goraisaciieg ponder
over the following facts and figures. If they regard them '
as incorrect, then lot thom keop thoir gas shares ; if, on
the other hand, they arrive at tho conviction that they aro
correct, they will take advantage of the folly of the mass
of mankind and accommodate somo fool ich their a“
before the collapse comes, ;
Tho mode in which electrical light is wedded is vory
. simple, and can easily be comprehended when explained
in plain and unscientific language. If you move'a Witte“
near the. poles of a magnet backwards and forwards’
‘
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, along what are called its lines of force, a ourrent “of eleo-
tricity is. attracted to the wire, and runs from one ond
of it,to the other, provided there be a complete circuit.
The, atrongth of the current is in proportion to the size of
tho magnet and to the velocity with which the wire is
moved across the “lines of force.” Having got a magnet
and a wire, the next thing, thereforo, is to adapt
motive _ power. to them, which moves the wire quickly— -
that is to say, toa steam engine, The engine, wire, and
magnet together, then, form a machine which is called a
“generator.” With its aid, @ stream of clectricity is
thrown into the wire. Now, if the wire be out at any
place, and then the interval betweon the two points bo
bridged over with a filament of carbon, the electricity
passing through. the carbon becomes incandescent, . This
constitutes the incandescent lamp. The carbonised fila-
ments are enclosed in globes of glass in which there is
no air, and in which, consequently, the ‘filament lasts
for several months without being destroyed, ‘There are
other systems all based upon one principle and called
* “the aro,” in which -the electricity leaps from one stick
of carbon to another, and in which the sticks burn
like candles. In street lighting, the are is used,
and, light for light, it is cheaper than gas. In the
‘ City the Electric Companies that light the streets are paid
what the Gas Companies were, and for this they supply four
times a3 much light. Gas is used to work the generators,
but the amount of gas which would maintain a light of
12-candle power, employed in turning a generator, produces
an ara.of_1,60-candla. nawar___Tf. the. samo ungiuy - were ~
employed to supply the incandescent lamps, the samo.
quantity of gas would produce 12-candle power lamps,
"with an expenditure of o sixteonth part of the. gas now .
requisite for this. - The reason of this is, that incan-
descent lamps have to be worked ata ‘much lowor tempe-
rature than aro lamps.
Electric light supplied to houses ought not to be, even in
the present condition of the light, dearer than, gas, Mr,
Edison’ is now laying down 500 miles of electric light
mains in New York City, and he will light every house with
his incandescent lamps at tho price which the owners aro
now, paying to the Gas Companies. Asa matter of fact,
howover, the light can he, produced, os soon as mains are .
_ laid down, at a far less cost than gas,
_ The present condition. of the electric light: in London
is: ‘streets. are - now boing . ‘lighted with it af. one-
fourth of the price of ;.gas; incandescent lamps can
be introduced into every rodm of: any. house - 80 s00n, |
08 the mains aro Inid ;: : there can be a- “‘peparate meter .
to each ‘house ; the . lamps can be separately lighted,
and put out by turning a cock; if one light gocs out, _
no other one is affected; the sub-division is so complete,
that thero. is no _glaro, sat yet a room with incandescent,
lampa_ is far more “brightly lighted than with.an equal
number, of gas lamps ; and an equal amount of candle-
power “produced by. electricity is cheaper than on equal
amount produced by gas. In addition, thio cloctric light,
has no odour, it does not vitiate or. heat tho. air, nor does -
it, like gas, tarnish paint and decoration.-
“Are wo then ‘seriously to believe that clectricity will not, .
roplace ; gas. ‘for lighting purposes 7 ‘When railroads wore ;
in irae infaney, there were many who refuges, © believe .
+ profit would not bo too large. a one.
Jighting purposes, “To produce tho clectricity, one sixteenti,
portion of the gas now used for lighting would bo required.
[Jaw, 15,1882,
that the public would seriously prefer thom to the good,
old coaches, Yet the coaches have disappeared in favour
of tho railroads, . So it will be with gas, We uso this.
foul product Decause its advantages have outweighed ity:
disadvantages, We are, however, not blind to the latter. ;
If we can find: something which will scour to us still
greater. advantages, and which will be without its dis-
advantages, can any one suppose that we are so enamoured
with the heated atmosphere, with the foul amell, and. with ,
the destructive properties of gas, that wo shall continue to
light our-rooms with it 7
In order to realise what a Gas- -Company i is, and what ita
prospects will be, when. electric light is substituted for.
gaslight, it is only necessary to analyse the accounts of. a
‘Company, and as the Gaslight and Coke Company i is the.
most important London Gas Company, I will take its
published accounts for 1880 in preference to any othor. :
This Company has 9, capital consisting of debentures, and.
of various denominations of shares, in all amounting to;
£9,277,122, Its revenue for the year was £2,612,566,;:
derived: from the following sources :—Gas, -£1,984,019 ;
‘ residual products, £585,480 ; motres, £37,813; ond sundries:
£65, 260. Its expenses were £1,712,656 ; and consequently,
its net revenue was. £899, 910. The capital is probably
about £3, 000, 000. above the real -amount-for which all its
plant might be brought into existence, and its net revenue
might be increased by about £50,000, were its resources
economically administered, for in “its Dr, account I sco that
its directord receive £7,000, its law expeises are £4, 669,
its bad debts are £11,871, its collectors receive a commis. .
sion of £24,707, and its superannuation and annuities
amount to. £17,969, whilst all other. items are i MER ‘the :
same astounding scale, .
Tt -is clear that wero. the Company to pay 5 ee
cent. all round on its capital and on its debentures, its:
This it might-
do, were its not revenue reduced by £463, 856, and, ag it;
receives for gas £1,984,619, it practically receives . from
gas consumers about Dd. per thougand cubic feet above
what it ought to ; and, were the works the property of the
local authorities, and made with. capital obtained ‘at 3},
per cent, its present charges aro about 1s, per thousand
cubio, feet. beyond. what, would be required. In these esti;
mates, I accept tho preposterous capital. and tho. propos-.
teroualy. wasteful annual expenditure: of ; the. Company, ,
although, as I have already said, both are excessive,, wet
Now, let. us seo. what would bo the offect on the Com-,
pany. of the substitution of aloctricity instead. of gas for,
Therefore, if the Company wero to depend upon this ns,
come it would be ruined, .It would consequently be obliged.
to endeavour to soll its gas for heating purposes. About.
the financial effect of this to a Company much nonsense, is,
talked by Ohairmon and Directors of Companies. Iti j
said that the ‘domand would bo so great that the saving in.
purification would be go enormous, and the, profit from the:
- residual dopositg would be £0 increased, that tho profits. of
the Companies would bo the same a8 they. are now, -: A few.
considerations and a fow figures will dispol this illusion. Bri
A Gas Company has _now..to produce gas freq. from:
impurities and with a 16-candlq lighting. poyyer, Te salle
Totaenannasanry eeneinepetteniay Reon
Tae D, 4882.5
this,, gas, at.,9a:)24. 40, 88,.4d, per: thousand. cubig, feet,
hecauga, it hasf, monopoly, and because, ever :
price; gas is the. cheapest illuminating power now.o
Tf, it, wore, to, sell for, heating, purposes it, would, hav
oF, f9
compete with :coal, and ,ould.haye, consequently, greatly,
Id. hayo:°
to.,;xeduco its felling. , prigg ;., moreoyer, i 0 BY,
cntirely ;t0, give, up selling. for lighting purposes; for the
at
Purified ;ga3.and,..the, unpurified. gag obviously could. not,
pasg tbropgh; tho game: mains J: qo, not. myself believe
that gas ever will be extensively used for heating pur-
poses, because ‘habit in these “matters is ‘everything, and
if, will, ba long before the, habit’ of open:
appears: «But :T, will ;nssumg that, doubl
of ..g98, ig .sold,, for. heating purposes, that is ng
for lighting and heating purposes,,and that this’ is,
sa
ght,
om. of one-half. on the, cost. », Tho, debit
a
yeduced :by, £47,988 : for, purification,
double amo
t, on the goourity, of
tropolis “must,
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What it qught.at once to do is. to ‘sbpoint,a. con mission
of men, of science ang of practical business men, who would,
‘to distribute generators, bo, and, also, the price that would,
- havo to;be charged for, the, supply, of the light, to ,cover,
intorest.on qutlay, depreciation, and working expenditure;
Haying jacquired this, Imowledgo, it should bring a Rill
into, Porligment. in the. session of, 1889 to acquire: powers
to light with electricity tho whole of the metropolis under,
its jurisdiction, isa tet ee Ticiul OE oa ie a
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NUARY: 18, 1992.
ANIEVTERVIBWL PIT MR. EDISON.
“fs TH ZiveTHALIAN aistés, 147H JANUARY.)
Wire Be Bory Uae.
8
At. first I
writing’ any
» Edison and his
inventor <having said-that' Menlo Park’ works
wore novw closed, and ‘there -was nothing | of -
special: irterest being .done by. the: owner.”
Accordimly for half an hour I took no notes
of the pleasant chat wo had together in tho
offices’ of, tho Edison Electric Light Company,
in Fifth; Avenue, New York ; but ‘presently :
mine leat struck upon .a thome: of universal:
importisnco, and ono which I think is. des-
tined ta - bo: ‘greatly, discussed: hereafter in,
Austra dud ‘in ‘all ‘vast ‘and ‘sparsely
settled’! countrics, ‘Tho! ‘subject was that’
of: ‘olesstrio irailways,* which... Afr, :. Edison’
already claims to have made. “commer-:
cia na brian he aeves, - be ‘on tho
avo ofy adoption on a larga scale. in. Amprica,
; Than {herd camo. & quory As -to the opening up-
of the. interiot of: Australia! by ‘electric rail
ways;! and:q guarantee from Mr. Edison that
ho could construct lines sufficient for all traffic
thore-—oods and passongers—at a cost ‘of £70
w'mnila‘for‘all expenses, including rails, perma- '
nentiway, electric’ engines and trans, and sta-'
tiong (with etutionary ongines) overy ten miles
froro' which .to ,tranamit, tho. clectric, motive.
fords. .° But first’ )ct ine way 8 word or two ‘as
;| to’ SMe, ‘Edison’ himbelf, “and then—if! tho,
"| edidor of tho ‘Jeyister!will’.bo fav:porniit :his:
journal :to. bo :Americanixed—I will givo such;
ef, outline of our Conversation jas‘ will
alford a food, di f inforniation’on im.
piittant scientitic discoverics, but will also show
what manner of rban tho célebrated inventor is.”
Mr, Edigon is young, only 34 years of age 3 and
"yihen two years ago he firat talked of splitting
up:tho elyctrja_ Ji; thts ‘and supplying, them, to
sry honse as gas is -supplicd—by meter; hts
uth. ‘told very much against him, and those
‘whos did mot, denounce him ‘as. , chaylata:
at his boyish folly and, hiawvant of ox:
co of the most, couimon scientific ]
ily ‘for ‘him ‘his’ fault of *bbing s’yoting
Jis\yrowlag' less ‘oonspicuouy ‘ovory: weeks, ‘aid
Irauly: his prey’ hairs: fell bit too’ plainiythat!
youth, aro numbered, ... Hi
js wonderful how with &
vuluengo of ‘hearing ‘ho ‘could ‘hav
‘his error, and to give me credit for. my work,”
Ho. bow’ alggwolesred. to, the wodeuled fact,
that Swan did not hit upon his incandescent |.
Inmp till‘mino‘had been made known-to'th
‘worlds: i opivrwuns ng Cn ae
i “Hero Mr, Edison ‘handed ‘to ‘me Count di
: "s rey f the Edison’ exhibjts at- tho:
Paris Extubition, from : which I take: the fol:
jlowing pithy extract :—‘ AlL these “attempts
had'but partly succeeded, to say nothing moro,
twhen in 187) tho neo’ candescpnt :carbon-
lamp of Mr, Edison was oridounced, and many
savante, and myself in’ particular,‘doubted ‘tho’
exactness of' the. aWogations which camd: to!
us. i iron Anistien cabo: ithe: carbone
paper: horseshoo,’ which °.: appeared’ ineap--
able’of « resisting ‘mechiantoal. shocks": and:
-of supporting incandescenco ‘for any length of.
time. At this epoch Mr. .Swan. himself. said:
that up to that time ho had. not bocn able to
obtain. any very satisfactory’ results! by’ an’
analogous disposition of. tho: incandescent:
organ. Mr, Edison, howovor, was not abashed, :
and in apite:of tho. lively ‘opposition ‘mado to”
his. Jamps, in. ‘spite :of tho--bitter polemics:
‘of. which ho .was:the object,’ ho‘ did ‘not:
ecaso to porfuct it for Pypetioal Purposes, and.
‘has .at:; longth«prodticed lamps which' wo havo:
the Exposition, ‘and: which : can ‘.be"
by .all: tho’. world .for: thelr: perfoct
+steadinesa, ‘These: Jamps, to ‘tho: number - of.
‘760, light up.tho twocéalons. reserved for thi
discoveries: of tho ingenious American’ in
| vontor,:and wo shall seo: still moro importan
‘results. upon - tho..installation’' of.: tho: great
maschino (a‘big.dyaamo machino},' which* is’
ox) “from. America.” , -.* «From <all’
this: wo .seu' Mr, Edison's syste rday: is:
complete, perfectly studicd. out . in: all pits
‘parts, and that nothing’ moro romains to .bo
done but to introduce ‘it-on: a grand scale."
Dhis is high testimony: from ’so: eminont an au-
thority, and: Afr, Edison seemed t6 take'a groat
\pleasuro in pointing out thd lost sentence; and:
particularly the clause in ‘reforencd.to ‘his :ays-
tem havitig been “perfectly studied out.” Only
wat ono othor poriad!of. our two: houts’ conver:
sation did ho.did heshow, pny warmth, and that
twas when Ispoke of Swan's incandescentlamp
being tho. -favorito.in England,ta, which, Air.
‘Edison replied :— a ‘ ox
«Why :Mr. Swan - ridiculed. tho: idea--of.
“incandescent ;lamps - and ‘of: «electric ‘light
burning in-a: vacuum: when ‘I: first demon-
strated Mp possibility, and now he :has.turned
round, and. Lsaw. by.’ -papor ithe ‘other “day:
{Professor Graliam Bell go ‘closé'n' moo: for thé’
of
they | heb
sera: od
ieli.nmeck-aid-n
hatrwhile Bell‘got:
‘tb
mouth. j-,, |
ain & businéss man,
hint apoxking téluplione Le];
ithe world: first, Edison¢had his patented: |’
“Phe diffe nce between sono of your English’ | ‘oe 4};
focvants ond ru
‘oF into, thor press
i Ie’ thero; any,material: differ.
the two? .. Certainly, th
, tho; curront, by: tho: voic
mino “roguldr si
‘a
1600. E
| “Not a dit-of ft,” wins ,
; royalty on tolophones’ all: tho world ovor,
Jior: have sold’ éut.i.) In. Nowi Yorkithoro aro
lephones .now at work—all |
i tho |
re-
he transmitting. Fe orton, r
‘Be
cokver; io ‘of
thbout 100 different kinds of.my telephones] ;
at. the Paris Eloctric: Exhibition last: week,
‘ll whare, as:you know, , they awardod me fiyo gold,
imodals; and th: yo..me the grand priz.-’I'
|wawetho only ono who “‘got-{t' for. eldctric light-
Graham Boll and+ I gota gold
. Siomens'got one for his
and. Beauddt
wee Cnr et
‘| cleatric inventi
tiplox telegraphs.
‘| Does not tho world, ovwo'tho'disco
thoiqttndruplox telegraph to you 2”. «. 202"
Undoubtedly: it .does: “ Nobody! dispui
that.” I was pitched into a good deal..over
that.as ovor my, ideo of dividing the electri
"1 Nght. ' They called'tho charlatan and ‘stupid.,
| But I do'not mind ‘that. It‘ fixes tho ‘crod
atho Cinyantion turnout: 'a success, {But it
is this,~thot. whilo they rush [<7
+i Mir. Edt
j atin this
ication
I have -already run an electric ongine at -
the. rate. of 100. miles. an- hour... The. coat
eke. and: engines and:
‘etations: ‘completo— bo, about','3150 “dol,
sper’ milo’ on’ the - Pacitte';*sdy’ 3500 or
£700‘ per ‘milo in. Australis if tho country bo
ot hilly, “I'am certain élettric’ allways, to
tanswer all the purposes I havo. named could’.
be builé in'Atistralia for the price stat Nt
‘stationary ‘onginds’ ‘at ‘tho: stations ‘will ‘ be!
fifty : horse-power'; ‘and I’ chtimate ‘ that ‘for,
overy twenty‘ horso-power used’ by ‘the motor’ -
on ‘the railway ‘thirty ' horse-power «will!
havo! to: be put into tho’ stationary’ engine.”
‘I mentioned: to Mr. Edison that I had’
tho pleasure of riding on an electric railway at-
Milan in Italy, while the. National Exhibition.
was being held thoro a fow months: ago, and
that tho inventor was a Wilhelm Horn, of Ber-:
Nin, and not Mr. Siemens, who, by.the way, is
now in New York, secing whother hu cannot in.
. duce, tha Elevated Railroad Cumpany to use
electrio motor, . I aluo reminded him’ that. Sir
, William Armatrong and other leading engineers!
at -tho. recent». British - Association : mectings’
prophesied -in‘no uncertain.sounds the'down-:
fall: of. tho éxtravagant ‘steam ongine, which
‘has served its, day,and must ‘soon:.givo placa.
to gas or, electricity.: .Mr, Edison’s reply:re-
echoed thiq statement, ond said, that the.vaast
wheat Jarcas.;of : Cetitral :. America would ho.
‘eagerly: developed by: nicans. of ‘electric: tails
: ways. :,: Ho didnot ofcourse think. that A
‘tratians would go: in’ for. electric. railways
; till, the” sueccss of tho system ‘had beor nssurcd |
tin America ;-lm¢ when ho-héard of the Vast”
arcas in Australia with scarcely anything: on
them but sheep. and a fow.cattle, he expressed: -
:@ strong. conviction that Australia, like Coutral;
‘America, must look towards clectrio railwaya
,as a great jhelper in. tho cause of settlement:
tand cereal cultivation. |. 0°). 04 5, Pa
1. On tho day. following my. interviow. with,
jtho ingenious. Amorican I had tho great pleas;
‘site , of going, through the. Edison Machine.
‘Works, where, 200 men aro employed. ior
:making dynamo machines,- and:, of ,hearings
tint 1200 electtio Jamps por day sro tural,
Sout of ‘tho Edison’ Lamp Factory. (to. which’.
‘nobody ts admitted, since, an‘ idga of somo
importance was ' eta Sea thse tho, Edi :
son Tabo Factory. o milo. of electric tubi
ibe ‘placed ‘niderground is belng finished overy™
“io ‘show how ‘Mr. ” is 2
1.{ interesting . process’ than that ‘of "workin
tho copper, ‘‘ brise, ‘iron, «:mica, + gui
\Paper,:'and othor ‘mysterious’ strips and cob
‘potinds which .aro‘comprised within the arm:
| ture and “ conimutator and: copper ‘“briyshi
aE
i0 lights burning in P.
ia ouse and 600"
.| ,coveries:
tonishing how strong seems .tho projudioo;|!
B.|'$5 ’
“| against adopting any im;
2] ho snap) “involved,
i Ln rT
iencoess,- a1
7 |[lepends: monoy--frooly
‘to immenso “wealth, » Long: may -he ‘liv
jonjoy: it and to-dovelop, if possible; more
ies to benefit the human eT
(Batt ae
Hiatho denote turn: meas '& st
astonishing how strong
against adopting any 1m)
the, multiph * involves, simple‘ th
Tht ast Govornment “would* not-*ha
C) aidpted itrbut (that [theierbusiness:; on. th
“) wires had|eo increased. cthaty it Jbocamoy:
sary eit!
tho cecdeunterseally “deserved serious at atten- 'Eléctric.:
eorfat's dr
walles of eth 16,600 ‘lights: fn-that
eee which we have
arranged to!
sell 400-horso. bowes—-is ‘motors ‘varying from
five-hagse) power °: to. 083} #), horse
ipower, 1. This ; ipower will: bo -sopplied
same-as tho lighting. and; pald for by, meter.
4 The ‘fac-simile talograph <was uf) thoiMfely {I anticipate ja, Brent: consumption ; of: eloctrio
: ernmgenry ehibition, swhoro ze pe) imotive power -in~‘small. factories, printin;
i too delicate: offecs, and such Pplaoke wien teorin oe
. fora short time per’ day, ‘and: where it is’
cakable not to, allow power to run to waste,”
may hero say in parenthesis ‘that tho:
8 ‘offices ‘aro! lighted; with.
thonischino sends, \eie dlectric lights split up into alxteon:candlo.
e8 out at tho'o fey tlamps, and distributed in all kinds of sae
handwriting, 1)||Inbra, and ia sing gle, double, and '¢riplo Ug
showed: it ter iof- {and that the! effect is wonderful,’ The lights’
a nparieid Wathjieo;. valngonious;| (are. perfoctly steady, -which ; is.much.- more
‘hati ;-ho,;would present tho; readers sof: Ito could : ba : ‘sald of. ‘the. electric: ne ‘bes.
that’ paper with a sketch of it-in his nex A
issue. - ke Roman Iotter telegraph will! jay i
more useful, “You aimply-punch the telegra:
out in. Roman ;letters, and hand it. inte tt the }
ino, which does all.tho rest, ‘The tele-
thent into something
‘shoo, It is onthe whole of this
tho electric li; ays or. rests, for,it {sa mis-,
nomor to’ pia 5 08 af play
os ay
Iéotsicity.. is
Awas 'o mist: ; Edis dea
“P have got thol fac-dintle coiamerdal es
g. {All you db isto writ th : telegram! Bien Coinpany’
d band it in,
tot aealy, aid i’
ond ‘tn’ a‘ fa
jmatlo'transmnitter ?' satd'f.) 4
| -{Only with this difference,’ that. it ce
wees 000°
iniles’cirotiit,’”+ iu E
ine einer it:de. generally adopted Tiwaa ‘the 1
an
‘and thd only work! the dom} ite ike des
tent renee LE otcersent | cs a f steams, at a cost of Bd.
oars; hence, ‘Li guses, little alot of 8 ‘at a cost 0
tan I ., a 1000 feet, . Gas ia: sold: t: 2% dol.
5 | aor at an‘‘dquivales
Hes :
dison was “pertloalash ot gal
io success’ of * th a ured
‘about ti i
iis your inv antién;"T believer B
it will ever be much used ra
‘Hand then aston #4 op,
thea ald: tt wi ‘dispense to some'extent with‘
ehorthand) Parrot Ploytall ‘added Me. Edie‘
; that. bad bl
mali utes i teate—ranning
{7 te
skyward. =
we stations,)- aos e eae snd
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1882. Edison, T.A. - Autograph and Photograph Requests (D-82-008) [not filmed]
This folder contains unsolicited correspondence requesting Edison's autograph
or asking for photographs of him.
1882. Edison, T.A. - Bills and Receipts (D-82-009) [not filmed]
This folder contains bills and receipts for routine laboratory, office, and
personal expenses. Additional bills and receipts for 1882 can be found in Invoice
Book, Cat. 1163 (not filmed).
1882. Edison, T.A. - Bills of Lading (D-82-010) [not filmed]
This folder contains bills of lading for the shipment of merchandise.
1882. Edison, T.A. - Book and Journal Orders (D-82-011)
This folder contains correspondence, bills, receipts, and other documents
relating to the ordering of books and journals.
Approximately 40 percent of the documents have been filmed. The following
categories of documents have not been filmed: advertisements, announcements of
new publications, and other documents relating to items apparently not ordered;
bills and receipts that contain no information about specific items ordered; other
routine documents that merely duplicate the information in the correspondence.
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1883, AND SHALL BE PLEASED To RECEIVE YOUR REMITTANCE BY RETURN MAIL.
IF YOU. CANNOT PAY FOR BOTH YEARS NOW, PLEASE REMIT $3.00. FOR THE
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1882. Edison, T.A. - Clubs and Societies (D-82-012)
This folder contains correspondence, bills, receipts, and other documents
relating to Edison's membership and activities in social clubs and professiona!
societies. Also included are requests by clubs and societies for lectures by Edison
and for exhibits of Edison's inventions.
Approximately 50 percent of the documents have been filmed. The following
categories of documents have not been filmed: published proceedings; printed
circulars; form letters and other routine correspondence regarding meetings and
other activities.
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The rooms of this society are ready for use, and welt
be made as attractive as the state of the Treasury will per-
mit, Contributions of books or instruments will be thank-
Sully accepted, and the prompt payment of dues will greatly
Sacilitate the success of our. organization y but it is especi-
ally degyed that members shall avail themselves of the
privileges of the rooms, which are accessible day and even--
ing. Key at Fanitor’s room, third floor, Telephone
butlding. ;
Messrs. F. W. Sones, E. C. Cockey, Geo. B. Scott,
FF. W. McLaren, W.F. Widmayer and S. K. Dingle are
authorized to receive and receipt for dues.
M. M. DAVIS,
Financial Sceretary,
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ao New YORK BLBOTRICAL, Soctery, Bt. 7 |
Please present this'to Secretary for. receipt * sehen patd, _
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New York, Fune 15th, 1882.
Dear Sir:
This Society will hold tts regular monthly meet.
tng tn its voonts, in the building of the Metropolitan Tele-
phone Company, cor. of Liberty and Greenwich Sts. on
Friday, Fune 237d, at & P.M.
Prof. A. E. Dolbear of Tufts College will deliver a
lecture on “The Development of Telephony,” and by re-
quest ofr the Executive Committee will exhibit his new
Te clephone Systent.
Members are at liberty to invite friends interested in
Electrical Science.
A fullattendance is desired as a motion to change the
night of meeting from Wednesday to Friday will be ac-
ted upon, tn order to secure a. Sull vote on the question,
those who are unable to be present are requested ta be rep-
“resented by proxy, The rooms are now ready for the use
of members, and Tickets will be fiirnished on application
to the Financial Secretary.
Very Truly,
J.M, MOFFATT,
Recording Sceretary.
New York, Fune 15th, 1882.
Dear Sir:
This Society will hold tts regular monthly meet.
ing in its rooms, in the building of the Metropolitan Tele-
phone Company, cor. of Liberty and Greenwich Sts., on
Friday, Fune 23d, at 8 P.M. ;
Prof. A. E. Dolbear of Tuft's College will deliver a
lecture on “The Development of Telephony,’ and by re-
quest ofmthe Executive Committee will exhibit his new
Telephone System.
Members are at liberty to invite friends interested in
Electrical Science.
A fullattendance ts desired as a motion to change the
night of meeting from Wednesday to Friday will be ac-
ted upon, tn order to secure a full vote on the question,
those who are unable to be present ave requested ta be rep-
" resented by proxy. The rooms are now ready for the use
of members, and Tickets willbe furnished on application
to the Financial Secretary.
Very T; uly,
I. M, MOFFATT,
Recording Steretary,
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final constitution of the Committee, which thenceforward will
look to the Chairmaw for instructions.
Respectfully,
THOMAS WHITESIDE RAE,
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CHIEF JUSTICE DALY,
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GEORGE W. CULLUM, U. 8. Army, .
FRANCIS A, STOUT, 7
ROSWELL D. HITCHCOCK, D. D.,
Foreign Correaponding Secretary,
J, CARSON BREVOORT,
Domestic Corresponding Secretary,
JAMES MUHLENBERG BAILEY.
Recording Secretary,
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Hantow M, Hoyt, = Cuanpier Ronuns,
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discussion and diffusion of gcographical information, the promotion of the
exploration of our territories, especially, of the great region lying between the.
Mississippt und the Pacific; to establ{sh in tho chicf maritimo clty of the
country, for the benefit of commerce, ‘nhvigation, and the great industrial and
material interests of the United States; 2 place where the means will be afford-
ed of obtaining accurate information for public use of every part of the habi-
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passing through its carly struggles it has participated in many enterprises
which have added to, or, promise to further, the material wealth and pros-
perity of the country. One of four similar Societies, at that time, it now
exchanges its collections with one hundred and six scientific associations,
seattored over the world, whiosa publications in return, may be found on its
shelves, By the liberality of 1 few appreciative patrons, it occupies a build -
ing purchased for its use, conveniently located and appropriately arranged,
with ample room for the 14,000 volumes of its brary, which is adapted to its
fleld of effort and second to that of no similar society; and its unique collec-
tion of over two thousand sheets of maps, all of which are accessible to the
use of a great commercial community, ° Travelers, scientists, strangers and
citizens properly accredited, may have the use of the rooms, library und col-
lectjons of the Society, with the advantages of a club house, except that of
refreshments, which it has been considered proper to omit, Happily the So-
clety ig not only free from debt and with a surplus applicable to additional
usefulnces, but now possesses 0 very valuable property. A “Bulletin” contain-
ing « synopsis of the Socicty’s transactions is published several times yearly,
ng required, and also 9 “Journal” at the end of each year. .
” By the payment of an ‘Annual Duo of ten dollars, a Fellow is entitled to
the use of the house; admission to the reading of papers; a copy of each of
the publications; or cau, for one hundred dollars, commute for life the expense
- of all these privileges, us has been already done by ninety Fellows. The few
vacancies occurring from this and natural cuuses, the Socicty seeks to fill with
names calculated to strengthen the Society at home and abrond,
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1882. Edison, T.A. - Employment (D-82-013)
This folder contains correspondence from or about employees and prospective
employees.
All letters that contain a significant response by Edison or that are from
individuals associated with Edison have been filmed, as well as correspondence
from individuals who were subsequently employed by Edison. Approximately 40
percent of the documents have been filmed.
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London, 5the Sept. 1882.
Major aton,
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having arisen which makes it impossible for him to .do FToyy
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Iam Dear Sir,
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1882. Edison, T.A. - Family (D-82-014)
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Edison's family.
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No. 10.GRAMERCY PARK,
(BAST TWENTIETH STRERT),
NEW YORK,
MaprmotseLLe DE JANON solicits the continuance of the patronage which has been so generously bestowed upon the School * ; |
in past years, trusting to “manifest her grateful appreciation of it, by her devotion to the pupils who may be entrusted to her, :
The object of the School will be to combine a useful and accomplished English Education—with a practical knowledge of ;
-the more important Modern Languages—French, German and Spanish. 2 i
The course of study will be thorough and comprehensive, conducted on those plans which, after many years’ test and : j
experience, have been found best.adapted to develop the various powers of the mind,—inspiring Scholars with a love of
learning,—forming habits of attention and application, and at the same time strengthening the reasoning powors; laying a good °
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Fuel for the Soseon, i 6
Bore’ Cuass, wes vive Kearly inadvance, - - spite oe 2 fey ae ee ody was eet ahs hye ce 100
Goyms foy Boarding Pupils,
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Seat in Church, at cost. .
* ‘Washing, at coat,
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. Boarding Pupils will furnish their sheets, pillow-cases and towols,- No other articles necessary,
in advunce on the entrance of the ‘pupil, and on February lst, Uf the pupit te withdrawn before the close of the School
Year, full payment for the year will be required, No-deduction made for absence. *
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1882. Edison, T.A. - Honors and Awards (D-82-015)
This folder contains correspondence and other documents relating to honors
and awards conferred on Edison by governments, colleges, learned societies,
charitable organizations, and other institutions. Documents relating to honorary
memberships in social clubs and professional societies can be found in "Edison, T.A.
~ Clubs and Societies."
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1882. Edison, T.A. - Insurance (D-82-016)
This folder contains correspondence and other documents relating to the
payment and renewal of Edison's insurance policies.
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1882. Edison, T.A. ~ Payroll Receipts (D-82-017) [not filmed]
This folder contains payroll! receipts for Menlo Park laboratory employees.
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time sheets for the period 1878-1931. The time sheets for 1878 have been filmed
as a representative sample (see Thomas A. Edison Papers Microfilm Edition, Part I,
17:621-876).
1882. Edison, T.A. ~ Unsolicited Inquiries (D-82-018) [not filmed]
This folder contains unsolicited correspondence requesting agencies for
Edison's inventions, inquiring about the purchase or cost of his inventions, or asking
for other information about his inventions.
1882. Edison, T.A. - Visitors (D-82-019) [not filmed]
This folder contains routine letters of introduction and requests to visit
Edison. Letters that received a significant response by Edison, or that were
written by individuals associated with Edison, are filed in their appropriate subject
folders.
1882. Electric Light - General (D-82-020)
This folder contains correspondence and other documents relating to the
commercial introduction of the electric light and to technical aspects of electric
lighting and power, such as the design of lamps and generators and the materials to
be used as filaments.
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AN EVENING WITH THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
By tnvitation, Mr. Spencer Borden will deliver
@ lecture on the Electric Light before the Club, on Fri«
day Evening, Fune gth.
The Lecture will be illustrated by Stereopticon
Views by Mr. War ad, showing the diffe ent phases of the
progress of the light since its invention, and also by
experiments by Mr. Borden, showing the various Ine
candescent Lights shown at the Paris Exhibition, in» i
cluding the “Swan,” “Lane-Fox,” “Maxin” and
“Edison.”
C.V.S. REMINGTON,
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| ., ~ 20 THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES,
Sir,—In tho letter you publish to-day from Mir. Oharles
{ Mossop on this subject, ho saye—" Parliamont has placed
(in the companics’ hands power to .take posseasion of. our
Stroots (whether of soma or dll we know not); ‘or’ to: force:
_ the local'authorities to apply to.the’ Board of rade for a
Uconce to light.” “Now, from tho ‘nature of the replies
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which various slectrlo light compantes, ara reoeiving from”
local Boards in reply ,to thoir Spplications, ib is avident »
; the local authorities ‘dentin to have thelr hands forced in
Sey Tho ‘following are spoclmens of some of the ro- °
‘plies — an a . byte cabin
From Dundoo—" That the. Gas Commissioners ‘cons’ °°
j tomplated applying next Session of Parliament for a pro
vistonal order to’ securo tho samo objoct, and that they
could bono partios to’ the com
mission thoy sought.” “3 ;
Scarborough,‘ That, it is uptosirablo a prosont to
givo consent to. any application for a Heenca undor.the .
Rlootrio Lighting Act, 1882! ute oe
<Aebroath Town Oonnell—" 0 the electric light
{s still in its’ infanoy, ond ib’ is dltiicnls to say what tho
‘| system might comoto? ) vu, fo. eae
Ooventry—'* Ordored that consent bo not given.”
‘When the local authorities refuse to! give thoir consent
, 0 on application for a ifcenco, nolthor tho applicants, nor
‘tho Board of trade apparently, havo any power to fores it
from them ; for, suppoatng tho Board, of Trade wero to
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make a provisional order, such order woyild bo of no force,
‘unless and until it was confirmed b oof Par: .
;Bea soction 4, aub-scotion 2, | sees * Hamont
\- Tho local authorities may opposo tho order in Parlia-
jmont, then the matter’ must Be referred to a solect come
imitteo, and the local authoritios may. again a) Sod o
;pose ; not only this, bat the very -sinews of : war can bo
‘supplied by char, ring the whole:.of the ex Re,
, rates,‘ Tho authoritios are, therfore, masters
‘of tho situation, ‘and the withholding, their consent,
reasonably or unreasonably, pract imoans.a rofusal of .
ithe Hoerco altogether ; for tew elootrls Light com oa, I.
‘apprehend, would care to launch into o vexatious } tigation
‘: Yariiamentary struggle with tho local Boards, when
tho ‘costs, on the one hand, aro dofrayed . by tho. local
Fates, but, on the other, by shareholdors' monoy, - ..
roader of tho Electrio Lighting Act of 1882
can, I think, only - como ‘to ono conolusion—eie- that tho
stringent olouses as r ls tho obligntions of tho eleotrio
Nght companies, and the difficulties they are likely to ox-
perience ie ateelsine the consent of losal Boards, ae more
calculated to disco: jo than .accournge tho electric light-
ing enterpriso, -What,l thi bably will ocour will bothis
—viz, whore, in tho composition of s-local Board gas ine
terosta do not happen ‘to: propondorate,,.that board will
apply : for and obtain b .Hoenco: under. section 8, and will
en contract or farm such licence with somo cloctric light
company ' with whose system «and / organization. it. is
entien pode = such forms nnd (conditions as Hi may fons
or lent 5 cages whero the olectrio :
companies aro almply tho elootrical contractors ‘under tho wv
focal Board) to carry out tho work attendant on the ‘wholo- t
solo adoption of /the electrio ‘light, :tho manufacture and. t
ealo of tho : roquisito
dono and for setvicos rendorod
ralty wi particnlar olectrio light company might.
‘Be able to for tho usa of its patent: Sen a
palis its +, Your obadiont sorvant, 7-3: : *
. FREDEBIOK. | PERTWEE, Managor: Birmingham and
~ a3) Warwickshire Bloatric Tight Company. ES
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES,. . -
Sir,—Last May you were good, onough to notion in The
Ximes the report upon eloctrio lighting and rales neces-
sary for its safo uso which tho Phomix Fire Office,upon tha
advice of their socrotary, instructed me t9 draw up: for:
them, The extreme’ importanco of : tho subject must be
syfoxouso for further troubling you in tho matter, i
inca my roport was printed. several : fresh fires have
ooourred through electric lighting, two persons ‘havo boon. .
lod in Paris in consoquenco of coming into contact with .
tho wires from a dynamo machine, and sovoral adcldonts:....,
have beon dao to the samocauso,. 9.’ > ,
‘Arrangements aro now in’ progress for a vast develop-'
4jment of the electric light, and instoad of its being confined
toe fow largo buildings, railway stations, and open spaces, _,
wo shall probably before long have thousands of dwolling-
houses, shops, hotels, business promises, and warehouses, |‘
&o,, {Huminated by it. For cach of theao thowalls, callings,
and floora will bo threaded by@ series of wiros, ‘any ono
of which might become acontinuous Lino of firo; and when
it is ramemborod that these wires aro often covered with \
most highly {nflammablo ‘substances, such ns cotton '°
eoaked in paraffino, indlarabber and tape, cotton and tar, .
&o., it will at once bo apparent how sudden and disase -
trons tho. conscquonces might be. Baek. fee
In Jargo and important buildings s thorough inspection’ :
will be mado by officers of the Firo’ Company or companies ~
concerned, but in tho great majority of | private dwelling»
houses such suporviaion will bo. almost entirely out of the
question, For tho benefit of theso ocoupiors and owners, I
beg you will allow mo to offer a few simplo rales to guido
thom, by tho following out of ‘which thoy will most
materially roduce tho risk of firo,: Thoy will not, of course,
do away with it altogothor, bat ‘were Ito givo ao lon,
serios requiroments bristling ‘with tochnicalities
should at ouco dofeat tho object Tbayoinview. ;
* Balo 1—Sea. that: no wires aro‘ used. Try and \
arrango that. they be covered with o material renderod as |
focommbustibio as possible, This you can very. easily test
for yourself, 3" onlay Soa me
: Tato 2.—Beo that all wires are kept. at least ono inch
apart from cach other (if they are “ leads ” two inches),
and ono inch from all motallio substances, «
‘ Rulo 3.—Be0 . that no wiro hangs loosely, aud that they
aro in such a position as. not to fo Hablo fo derangemont
or injury from ‘external causes. Got. them enclosed, if
sible, in. wood or slato beading having a continuous
Eitet to iooa the wires separate, - atl We et ‘
: Rule 4.—Beo that nono of the fastonings of tho wires aro --
composed of metals 8 "ee se
‘ Rulo 5.—Havo ‘n° "cut out’ for evory room, and if
possible for ovory light,. A “cut ont"? isa short..piece of
easily fusiblo motal—such on load—insorted in. tho wito
conveying tho olectricity to tho light or lights,” "|
: ‘Rule 6.—See that your wires—unless thoy have a waters
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root covering—are kept free from wet. - 1
iS ‘This ‘last’ cule is mora ‘important. than it seems,’ for
parndoxical as it’ may sppoar to thoso not vorsed in tho.’
gubject,’ water can easily Dp Sore bps through its
caty,
iptoporty of conducting clectri several casos of wood ”
‘tbeing charred paving dy.arisen, and a fire in America
ovourred from this cauno, . a a
Tho abovo rules apply to incandescent lighting Galy, a8,
in evory caso of aro or semi-incandescent {nstallatious an.’
isapootlon will probably bo mado by tho , Piro Oflco insur
jo building, fs oy 4
, fh order to prevent ‘any unnecessary. alarm.in the mind |
of tho publio, . I may,-etate that all my oxporionce 0 far ©
has nof cansed ; me; to alter . in any. way tho opinion cons’,
tained.in my reporh, vis:—"| That where systematic: and ||
proper ations aro. taken thero ‘{s lesa danger, from .:,
Fece eating than Fear gas; bat that a careless or."
orantly arranged, or ro) worl en sorloaa
may bo apprehended.” POhfartanately. the “domand’ \ .
for competont -m@on to lay tho wires is already excooding *| ik
‘Htho supply, i ine ye a et
Teis only fale. to. shato thab’ tho'edo taken’ to" provend '
ono or ‘twoof the slectrical companies deserves. |
‘much praiag. I regret having to’ withold thelr. namies, oa |’
{Ido not wish the accusation brought . against mo of giving int
poadue prominence to any‘of them, :*: i Hae wee
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Apologising'for trespassing ao much on your epace,
: is et I Toman, Bir, your obediont sorvanty” are :
ry oli. | MUSGRAVE HEAPHY, 0.3, ° ‘
; Phoonix Biro Offico, Lombard-stroob, B.C, Sept. 25,0. .
} Taw |, Exnonizo: Taont,.av. Warpson’ Oasris.—«
Prcparations aro belng mado at Windsor Castlo: for illu.
minating a portion of tho intesar of the Palace with the
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This folder contains correspondence, reports, accounts, and other documents
relating to the business of the Edison Company for Isolated Lighting, which was
organized in November 1881 for the Purpose of selling and installing small power
plants for the lighting of single buildings. Much of the correspondence is by
Sherburne B. Eaton, President of the company, and by Miller F. Moore, general
manager. Included also is a list of isolated lighting plants in the United States,
dated September 7, 1882. Related material can be found in the Primary Printed
Collection (Company Records Series).
Approximately 70 percent of the documents have been filmed. The following
categories of documents have not been filmed: form letters relating to stock
subscriptions; routine notices for meetings of the board of directors.
- : a or
too - The Edison Electric Light Company
65 Fifth Avenue
Norvin Green Pres
S, B, Eaton Vice-Pros
E. P. Fabbri Treas
G, Goddard Sec'y New York... Jqgnuary.,.. 5thw....... venues BBB
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ESTIMATES on - ISOLATED PLANT. ©
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FIRST ESTIMATE.
One Z Dynamo electric machine with Sixty A lamps of
i Sixtvon Candle Power cach,
a
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| 4, Itom lst. One dynamo~eloctric machine complete- ney
eatin Guaet Sas Ropaleting Rosistance, Pressure Indica- oO !
| = tor, Half dozen Brushes, Sixty A lamps: |
ANd SOCKOtSeseseccevevsevccvcvesesecess $1,200. 00
H Item 2nd. . Fixtures for sixty A lamps complote,
| From $1.25 to $5.85 por lamp, according.
to style and finish. For factory use
H : the average will be $1.50 por lamp..... 90. 00
Etem 3rd. The cost of wire for conductors, cut
outs, safety-catches and other accesso-
ries for above plant will vary with dis~-
tance of lamps from dynamo, also with
humbor of branches and disposition and
Grouping of tho Lamps. ceseoeccevecevece
Tho cost for plants already installod
has varied from $200 to $500 with a
Probablo uverago of GO50..secceescesere 350. 00
Total, $1,640. 00 ©
SECOND ESTIMATE.
One Z dynamo for Ono hundred and twenty
B Lamps of oight (8) candles power each.
Itom lst. One dynamo-electric machine complete,
Rogulating resistance, Pressure Indica-
tor, Half dozen Brushes, 120 B lamps
With SOUKCtSsccrecceverrevcrvsveressree S1Ly3200
Item 2nd. Fixtures for 120 B lamps - average
_ $1.50 per Lainpecsscerseeserdecsesereres 180.
Item 3rd. Cost of wire and accessories will
vary from $300 to 3700 with a probable
AVCOTAGO OF B4EQecreeevccccecesvsenerese 450.
Total. $1,950.
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THIRD ESTIMATE.
Ono Z dynamo for One hundred and twonty B lamps of
eight candle power each, arranged in sixty pairs in series
and: oquivalont td sixty A lamps.
Item Ist. One dynamo-electric machine complete,
Rogulating resistance, Pressure Indica-
tor, Half dozen brushes, 120 B lamps
With SOCKOtSreccceevevnccssecvoscesesee Sl, 320. ‘00
Item 2nd. Fixtures for 120 B lamps - average
$1.50 por Lampereeccccacscetvscnesecece 180. 00
Ttom 3rd. - Cost of wire and accessories will
vary from $200 to $500 with a probable
AVETAGS OF SB. ceeeseeecceeeesevesenece 350. 00
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‘ _' Total. $1,850. 00
FOURTH ESTIMATE.
One Dynamo capable of lighting 120 A lamps of sixteen candle
powor oach, or 240 B lamps of Bight candle power each.
: 120 A lamps |240 B lamps | 240 B lamps
Itoms. ; of 16 candle fof 8 candle] of & candle
: : power cach. |powor each. | power each ar -
One dynamo-clectric
machine complete, regulat-
ing resistance, Pressure
Indicator, 1, dozen Brush-
es and tho requisite lamps. 2100. v0 22206
Fixtures, for lamps com-
plote, average $1.50 por
Lampiisieccaccsnerccsscevere 180. 00 360.
Cost of wire conductors
and other acvessories will
vary from $500 to $1400,
with probable average of 700. 00 900.
Totals. | $2980. 00 $3480.
00 860. 00
ranged in pairs
00 2220. 00
a ne ce re a ae ta ee et ty
FIFTH ESTIMATE.
One Dynamo capable of lighting 200 A lumps of sixteen candle
power oach, or 400 B lamps of cight eandle powor each,
200° A‘ lamps
power each.
400 B lamps
of 16 eandlojof & candle
power each,
400 B lamps
of ® eandle
power each ar
ranged in pairs
One dynamo-cleet rie
machine complete, Regulat-
ing rosistance, Pressure
Indicator, 1, dozen Brush-
es and the requisito lamps
Fixtures for lamps, com
pleto, average $1.50 por
Lampe oveccccccnccnsssesescs
Cost of Wiro conductors
and other accessorios will
vary from $700 to $15 00,
with probable average of
Totals.
3250. 00
300. 00
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3450. 00
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NoT E. A combination of A and B lamps would slightly vary the
cost according to the relative number of.each, but the
difference would not be appreciable,
Revolutions of dynamo 1,200 por minute.
Cost of extra lamps. . $1. 00 each.
” ”" oextra safety catch plugs. » OS 7°
» z 2 brushes. 1. 00 ”
Tho brushes with proper care should last 200 hours
actual use. ‘ .
” ENGINES.
Whon it is necessary or desired to use separate engine
for tho electric light plant, the Company will furnish ongines
ospecially adapted to this purpose and recommended by them.
The following is tho list. The horse power is figurod
on a basis of 40 kbs mean offective pressure, which at 80 tbs
initial pressure will be at a cut off slightly under Lith. ‘the
stroke. ; —
“Engine Now de Gat’ ea ae ee , & J
Cylinder 6}, x 8 850 revolutions per minute
19 Horse Powor. J
Will drive 2 2 dynamos with slightly
more admission. Price. $650. _ |
Engine No. 2.
‘Cylinder sh, x 10. 850 revolutions per minuto.
40 Horse Power.
Will drive 4 % dynamos with slightly
more admission. Prico. $ 850.
Engine No. 3.
Cylinder gl, x 12. 300 revolutions por minute __ ;
51 Horse Power.
Will drive 5 Z dynamos with slightly —
moro admission... . . Price. . $1,200.
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96 Horse Power.
Will drive 9 % dynamos with slightly
More admission, Price, $2,000.
BOILERS.
Eighty pounds is an economical and practical working
pressure for horizontal tubular boilers as now building, Their
cost for rospective engines in list will approximate with complete
fixtures and extras which makers usually furnish with boilers,
For Engine No. 1. the boiler will cost. $525, 00
” on ” 2. ” ” ; ” ” $965. 00
a no» 3. 02«0 moo wg $1065. 00
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To the above boilor ostimato
25 per cent for brick work.
" $1500. 00
must be added
Eaotonn—degerrcy~ or ‘,
The Edison Company for Isolated Lighting.
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THE EDISON COMPANY . . ~~ CHICAGO AGENCY, - : |
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FOR ISOLATED LIGHTING. = Room 3, 43 LASALLE Sr,
MAR. LOTH, a.
FRIEND. EDISON;
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PLEASE WRITE ME A PERSONAL LETTER ASK=-
ME .TO CALL ON cCAP*T B, 8, BULLWINKLE, H
suP'T OF THE CHICAGO FIRE PATROL AND EX-
PLAIN .YOUR SYSTEM OF -ELECTRIC Lic HTING TO
HIM
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INSURANCE PEOPLE AND WILL NO
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FULLY.) iF 7 &
YOU WILL REMEMBER“ VISTTING THE PATROL i
SEEING THEM HITCH UP WHEN HERE,
THE CAP'T HAS GREAT WEIGHT WITH THE
DOUBT INSPECT
JOBS FOR THE INSURANCE: PEOPLE BEFORE
ACCEPT RISKS,
THE CAPTAIN APPRECIATES
ATTENTION AND
BE PLEASED
TO SEE THAT You REMEMBER
SINCERELY Yours,
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‘CHICAGO AGENCY,
* Room 3, (43 LASALLE S7,,
WAR, YdTH, fe
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LIMA, 0, AND” MR, OSCAR cogH e€8a OF THIS cITY
a CLETTER OF | INTRODUCT 10N TO You,
; FAUROT [8 BUILDING A FENE BLOCK AT
MR, COBB 1S HIS ARCHITECT,
NEWYORK TO INVESTIGATE THE
“ELECTRIC LtGHT,
“1 CHAVE DONE, SOME WORK. WITH THEM. AND
FEEL CONFIDENT AN. ORDER CAN BE SECURED,
THIS 18 IN MR | DAVIDS . TERRITORY’ BUT. THEY
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| THE EDISON COMPANY } ' GENERAL MANAGER'S OFFICE,
FOR ISOLATED LIGHTING. ; 65 -FIFTH AVENUE.
Please address reply to the undersigned. New York,... MAY... Be cere 188
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Dear sir. acti
Yours of 11 th inst relative to duplicate
Pi bets for Plant on board Hr. Bennett? s- yaoke, is received, and
in. reply would say,we have. anticipated his wants and will. provide
Chin with sufficient: duplicates ‘to meet his'requirements.s °°
ee In relation, to. the valve of the Jaffrey Engine breaking
Cyseia Say,We shave. come to the conclusion after:an examination and
investigation, thet the fault was due to the: *water Yemaining in
the exhaust pipe: ceonnect ions. itn & Higbee!
Instructions eaenceewiees them to-providé Suitable
drains , whigh tiey negiestedsotmays pm
wot . Yours ‘Yespoctfully ¥ aan
Regis, Bee a Gen. Managers
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THE EDISON COMPANY }
FOR ISOLATED LIGHTING.
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to the undersigned.
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FIFTH AVENU:
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
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June Lath 1382
My dear Edigon:
Certainly I will :1et Painter have his sha Ter, He. neve
me for it,’ anf of course’I did not think of it. 1 believe it
Was a very. ‘Mall. amount...’ You-may..write him,
aoe Yours truly,
G Pele 3
T. A. Edison Esq. |
Menlo Park,
N. Je
THE EDISON COMPANY
’S OFFICE, |
ISOLATED LIGHTING. | GENERAL MANAGER ;
FOR 65 FIFTH AVENUE,
Please address reply tothe undersigned. ; New York suman) UNG nae isth ‘ess nko 188
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a & defect in. the armature in use at The East Boston Sugar Refinery:
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writes as follows, to
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_# ait you..allow me to suggest. the:use of six. cord -
“MeKay sewing mehine thread in place of the cord now used @n the .
armature” It is many times stronger, about the seme size, yand
having a soft finish will draw closer and absorb shellac better
than the fishing line Subk @S gave ‘out -on, the jEast . Boston armature.
Have you any suggestions to ake with regard to
this matter? ©. ; hag. teted
| Very. reppect fully ee YT se
For M. F. Moore Gen. Manager.
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Bankers & Brokers,
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FOR ISOLATED LIGHTING,
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BWLMANAGER,
| ‘THE EDISON COMPANY i OFFICE OF SUPPLY DEPARTMENT,
. FOR ISOLATED LIGH ETING, No. 97 SIXTH AVENUE.
| tloone address reply to the undersigned. ; New Yi ee Pe
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i Please address reply to the undersigned.
- telephone systum My Vail is under the impression th
66 FIFTH. AVENUE, ,
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‘New York,.... July 2 pet uty Hes vate Merete 188
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Ss By Eaton Esq.
. Prosident,
Dear sir t~—
In explanation of the apparently large
amount of bill sent to Mr Edison, I would make the following
statemente-
Our orders received May 13th were, to send to Henlo i
Park immediately, a man to wire Mr Edéson’s residence for $0 lights |
The material and men were sent at once , but as the fixtures rs 5
were to be made special by Messrs Bergmann and Go, the work of . :
wiring was necessarily completed before the fixtures could be got
reudy. Pending eharaunaver of these fixtures, our men were , .
Sinierea ip: wiring Mr Edison’s office building, and boarding” house
besides orecting certain telephone poles, altering the Gent ral
Station switch board, and doing other work in connection
ith’the |
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little time was lost, and that whatever loss there may have been
was occasioned by the delay in receiving fixtures from Messrs
Bergmann and Goe
T hand you herewith, itemiséd memorandem of the bill.
Vary res opt fylly yours,
oe. DISON COMPANY | - "GENERAL MANAGER'S OFFICE,
Sees | SER HLATED LIGHTING.
ey 65 FIFTH AVENUE. af
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a : ase address reply to the undersigned. e New York... — . SET as 188 2
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} GENERAL MANAGER’S OFFICE,
65 FIFTH AVENUE,
§ON COMPANY
TED LIGHTING.
addrese reply to the undersigned. ; New York,. hey a7 188 12
THE EDISON CO.,, FORISOLATED LIGHTING,
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THE EDISON CO., for ISOLATED LIGHTING.
Customers.
&. C. Durant.
($2500.— pd.
W. H. Vanderbilt.
Nathan & Dreyfus.
(About completed)
J. P. Morgan.
D Fe Beatty.
($1000.- paid. )
Stetson & Co.
(Due now)
Merrimac Mills.
(In dispute)
Edison Elec. Lt. Co.
do
Columbus Plant.
Wamsutta Mills
(Enlarging)
E. EB. Light Co.
do
Merrick Thread Co. ,
Due now)
National Tube Wks.
(Have written)
Max Ams.
(Due now)
P :
Prof. Draper.
(Not to be paid).
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on acct. )
July 31 °82 ;
Outstanding accts, due from Customers.
Date of Bill.
Jan 1
Feb. 28
Jan. 31
Feby.| 28
Mch. 8
Mch. 24
Mch. 14
Mch 31
Feb. 28°
Api. ne)
May 4
2 18
” 23
- June 29
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scenery tener totem ee arm erm ny are Are PEC fe frnbr tern bereits eer
Amount.
4,196
6, 477
2, 098
4, 092
3, 543
3,787 —
3, 578
171
151
1,223
1,550
781
5
_ 1,535
2, 631
1, 446
. 625
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93
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Customers. Date of Bill. Amount,
E. E. Light Co. June} 7 825 | 00
Rittenhouse Mfg.- Co. id 19 2,122 | 96
(Due in August)
W. 0 Graves. ‘8 17 717 | 74
Seymour, Sabin & Co. 2 ba 487 70
(Hatve:Mritt en)
“i 7 a
JZ.P. Squires. July | 19 106 | 00
sefpous, Sabin & Co. ” ” 505 | 28
(Haye written)
f, £ YW,
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ow, R. Everett. 2 a 125 {100
Jee 2 , !
wT. A. Edison. 4 0 919 | 85
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(Weed, Parsons & Co. * "| .yes1 | 14
~lnje now)
Edison Lamp Co. ne 21 619 | .16
E E. Ililg. Co. i “ 22 594 63
do . ” 31 igs |-44
‘Jas. Harrison, 7 22 217 | 88
H. Ke & FB, Thurber, . 2 2 67 | 54
‘Mattn, & Weichers. o cm | .s 64 | 15
Jas. Harrison. oe 31 50 25
R. H. Coleman. ” om 50 00
Boston Sugar Refy. ? 116 84
$47,376 | 51
Less
Reed. on 3, 500 00
_ ; $43,876 | 51
( N. Bo - Items marked “due now’ may) Sscecncedeessesnsse
(be collected at any moment.- )
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For. M. F. Moore, Geil Manager.
: ‘FR. S. Hastings.
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FOR ISOLATED LIGHTING,
i __. OFFICE OF SUPPLY DEPARTMENT,
_ No. 97 SIXTH AVENUE,
| New Y, rh,
Please address reply
tothe underaigned. ..
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THE
: FOR ae JMPANY | } OFFICE oF SUPPLY DEPARTMENT,
. SIXTH AVENUE,
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FOR ISOLATED LIGHTING.
No. 97 SIXTH AVENUE,
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deities Sateen, ont. : SIDNEY B. PAINE, } acsigrants
Hastern Apency of
The Edison Company for Isolated Lighting.
P, O. Box 338.
Fall River, Mass, .....<24¢ ak 1882.
SPENCER BorDEN, AGENT. Stpney B. Paine,
: J. BORDEN, JR, *f Assistants,
: Eastern Agency of
The Edison Company for Isolated Lighting.
P.O. Box 838, ;
Fall River, Mass, algae 1882.
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THE EDISON COMPANY DEPARTMENT,
FOR ISOLATED LIGHTING. 4 _. OFFICE OF SUPPLY No. 97 SIXTH AVENUE,
Please address reply to the undersigned. New York, Emi Atne hn, 0 all aa 76 Ah SR,
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FOR ISOLATED LIGHTING.
65 FIFTH AVENUE,
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Please address éaniy tothe undersigned. se if New Vor de ee und
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following clause.’
“ The Penn. Diamond Drill Co. of Pottsville, want to convey
75 Horse power down a shaft 249 ft deep, thence horizontally about
one and @ half miles where the power is wanted for hoisting
coal and pump ing, water. » ne ;
The inquiry is whether we are ovepered to furnish plant for
the conveyance of that amount of power, and if so its stipanaeiye
nridé and effectiveness as compared with compressed air.
Will you kindly send me such information on this point
as may be of interest to our customer ‘and greatly oblige,
Yours respectfully
For M. F. Moore Gen. Manager.
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THE EDISON COMPANY ,
| FOR ISOLA'EED eure . GENERAL MANAGER'S OFFICE,
aaa 66 FIFTH AVENUE,
Please address reply to the undersigned. : New York apt 2’. a. 82 , 188
‘ 'y esvussneesnsnnesnyEararenneree,
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T. A. Edison Esq
Menlo Park, N. J.
Dear sir to,
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Referring to your favor of lst inst relative
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ny a
anh If such errors have been made, it has baen only through the
desire on the part of all our emplogees to use every possible
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of the business.
Very respectful ly yours
For HE. P, Mogre Gen. Manager.
belt. 10 at Lud, aud 09 Tee
i a ISOLATED PLANTS INSTALLED IN THE UNITED STATES.
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NOTE.—“A” Lamps 16 CANDLE Power
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; Capacity or E Dynamo, 15 Aor 30 B Lamps, : {
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Oregon Railway. & Navigation ‘Co... ;.] Portland, Oregon...| Steamship “Columbia”,) 120 |...... 2Z i
Hinds, Ketcham & Co.,...6:. New York City.....] Printers............ beavis ae i
et New York & Norwich Line... ......0.[.eccececcucecsseece S.S.City of “Worcester"|...... 2“ |
; Prospect House..........eceeeeevees Blue Mountain Lake] Hotel ........... | 125 |oseee. 2.
Baldwin Locomotive Works.......... Philadelphia....... Machine Shops.......] 75 J... 1“
James Harrison, ea 8 gin SAAR REE eS 8 Newburgh, N. Y...} Woolen Mill ......../...... L*
Nathan & Dreyfus. ES Tee ToT New York City,.... Machine Shops.......]..... a 1*
United States Rolling. Stock Co......./ Chicago, Illinois ...] Car Shops........00.seceees rt
United States Rolling Stock Co....... Urbana, Ohio...... Car Shops... ......eesfec ees ri
Manhattan Railway Co..........2.00. New York City..... : 1 |
McKee & Fuller... 0... .... ec eee ee Catasauqua, Pa..../ Car Shops,....... sevefeccece 1“ ;
“Seymour, Sabin & Co.............005 Stillwater, Penn... Car Shops............[eeee0e 2.8
Danforth Locomotive Works.......... Paterson, N.J ..... Locomotive Works....} 60 |...... je
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co..... Portland, Oregon...| Steamship Docks......] 120 |...... aie
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co..... Portland, Oregon...} S.S, ifie’.}...... aes
James Gordon Bennett errr er re * Yacht “Namouna” , : a :
James Gordon’ Bennett ..........0008 New York City..... Herald Building......} 500 ].... 2K
George W. Childs. ve ae F Philadelphia....... Ledger Building......] 250 |...... 1
Winona Mills... ..2..cccceeeeeeeeees Winona, Minn ..... Flour Mills oqo fee... 1Z
H James Taylor......... lsieesalverers oaha eee :-| Newburgh, N. Y...] Cloth Mill...........cfeeeeee 1“ :
Tingue, House Co.........3... +++] Glenville, Conn....] Cloth Mill... cc... .cs[eceees 1s
W. Strange: & :Cov. Paterson, N. J ....| Silk Mill.............1 Gs |o... ee Pa
Clark Thread Co..; .| Newark, N.J...... 1“ H
Merrimack Manufactyring Co......... Lowell, Mass......| Print Works..........[...06 2
Fall River Bleachery ecsteiats veeesee eens Fall River, Mass.... Tlédckety. Lecce save telee's as
; Merrick ‘Thread Co......... obs cee ee Holyoke, Mass..... Thread Works.........|.. 1
‘Wamsutta Mills...............++++..| Fall Rivér, Mass...| Cotton Mill.......... 3K
Alfred Dolge......6.......000++e064) Dolgeville, N.¥;...| Piano Materials....... 1Z
E, S. Jaffray & Cov... see eeeeeeeeeeee| New York City..... Dry Goods........6.+ 2"
H. K,& F. B. Thurber & Co......... Moorestown, N. J..| Canning Factory...... 1“
! “"H, K.& F, B, Thurber & Co........ -| New York City. eax Wholesale Groceries... 2 i
New Haven, Conn..| Meat Packers,........|.. coef 240] 2
-| Bergen Point, N. J.| Agriculturals.........}.. sees] t20 for
| D. F. Beatty.........¢ Jeeeee Washington, N.J... 2“ |
J. B. Stetson & Co....sssseseeseeeees Philadelphia. vl eee| Hat Factory........6. 2“
American Bank: NAR ai MI fe New York City. ones Engraving ...4..++0es/e- ee
i Boston Sugar naan ad ook; /4,!' East Boston, Mass. .| Sugar Refinery.......J..... tea
: Brooklyn Sugar Refinery... -| Brooklyn, L. I,....] Sugar Refinery....... me
.
Ohio State Journal..........cceeceee .| Newspaper ........ ity
J. O. Mattheissen & Wiechers..... ++! Jersey, City........ Sugar Refinery.......].....+
J. Pierpont Morgan ........ eeveeeeeel New York City..... Banker ....... Pann ion
J. Hood Wright. ........cceesceevees
Hotel Everett .......0000000 Rdeuisces
Borden Block.........essceeensecevs
Fall River.........
Washington, D. C..,
Offices, Stores, &c.....
Gov't, Printing Office ,
Record Room ......sccsseeeceececes
National Tube Works......... veeeeee] McKeesport, Penn,.| Tubing............05
R. H, Coleman ..........cceceeeeees Cornwall, Penn..... Smelter ....
Rittenhouse Manufacturing Co....... Passaic, N. J....... Woolen Mill
Arlington Mills ........0cceeeee ++s..| Lawrence, Mass....| Cotton and Woolen...
Professor Henry Draper.............. New York City..... Laboratory ..........
Spencer, Trask & Co Albany, N.Y...... Bankers ........ eves
E. & T, Fairbanks.& Co. ..........0. St. Johnsbury, Vt..{ Scales
Weed, Parsons & Co.................{ Albany, N. Y.......
J. P. Squires & Co....... teeveceeees{ &. Cambridge, Mass, Pork Packers.........J...
Trenton Iron Works................., Trenton, N.J....../ Tron. .c.ececceeeues
King Phillip Mills...........ccseeees Fall River..... +++.| Cotton Mill..........
Max AMS inde Geicieh Sica toners Boke New York City..... Canning Factory eer
Hotel Vendome...........ceceececee Boston. ........... 2 eee
Western Edison Light Co............0. Chicago, Illinois....] Agency...... 0.020005
J. W. Doane..... cc... cece cece .
Marshall Field... .......ccceceeee Chicago, IMlinois,...| Residences ...... ee
Edson Keith ..........cccceeceees
OLR. Keith .... 0... eee c cece cence
Calumet Club.........ccccceseceeece Chicago, Hlinois ... se eeeeeees
N. K, Fairbanks ............ceceeeee Chicago, Illinois ...| Residence. ...........
Academy of Music............c0000, Chicago, Illinois ...] Theatre..............
HL J. Rogers... ..cccsccsccccessseucs Appleton, Wisconsin | Mills............. ies
State Prison...........008- F eveaie ators Anamosa, Iowa ....{ Prison .......
Gazette Publishing Co...... Core Davenport, Iowa..,| Publishers ...........
Rand, McNally & Co....... seeeeeeea] Chicago, Illinois ...
Marshall F ield & Co........e00e Chicago, Illinois ...] Dry Goods...........
Palmer House..... jagete's Chicago, IHinois ... setae ean eras
” National Life Insurance Building ..... Chicago, Illinois ...) Insurance .......
McCormick Machine Co.........0065
Worumbo Mills...... Rae vardeetoe:
Bourne Mills .........scccccceecaees
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Chicago, Illinois ...
Lisbon Falls, Me...
Fall River.........
Philadelphia.......
Harvesters, &c....... .
Woolen Mill..........
Cotton Mill.........,
Newspaper ..........
Record Building.......3..3ccssecee.
Laurel Lake Mills...... Fall River.........
Cee ewernenees
Cotton Mill..........
Cotton Mill....... tes
Cotton Mill..........
Cotton Mill........ o
Woolen Mill..........
-| Winsted, Conn.....| Silk Mill.........000.
New York City.....| Dry Goods...........
Pottstown, Penn.... on
Fall River.......,.| Cotton Mill....... 000.
Slater Cotton Co......scecseeseaeees
Pemberton Mills...........005.
Pawtucket, R.I,...
'.| Lawrence, Mass....
Lockwood Co.....secseesecesees «+++! Waterville, Me.....
Holyoke, Mass....,
Germania Mills. .........ccccceseees
New England Pin Co..,....... eevee
‘Aitken, Son & Co........;
Pottstown Iron Co.....s.csce0e
Conanicut Mills.......ccccessceseece
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BUSINESS, : “| Dynastos,
: Lamps, / Lass, | >
wi ueedd 0% Steve's Boston Herald........ evens S
Baltimore Steam Packet Co..... ++eese| Baltimore, Md,..... Steamer “Carolina",..|...... 1Z
Harder Knitting Co.........eeeeecee Hudson, N. Y....../ Knitting Mill......... Re ee
Eastman Dry Plate Co... oes te edeeeece Rochester, N.Y... Photographic Materials eoeoeel] TE
, Sibley Manufacturing Co...s..e.e050i Augusta, Ga..)...) Cotton Mill...........1 450 ].....41 2K
be Creek Distilling Co.......... +++} Cincinnati, Ohio . ;;] Distillery ............| 60 |....., 1Z
* Lorraine Woolen Co........eseee eee Pawtucket, R. I....} Woolen Mill..........1 400 |. ; wea .
Willimantic Linen Co........... «++eef Willimantic, Conn,.} Linen Thread........| 60 ].. vein] 1Z
Boston’ Rubber Shoe Co...........46 Malden, Mass....... cieesees| 60 [...0,. 4
Sayles & Washburn... ...ceeue see Mechanicsville, Con, Woolen Mill..........J...005 132] 1“
Whiting Paper Co....... iseaisws eaten Holyoke, Mass..... Svel nese 120] 1 «
Ladd & Logan....... ccc cece eee eens San Francisco, Cal,.} Agency ............. 60 }...., ; 1“
University of Missouri........ Geta see Columbia, Mo...... College ..............] 60 }...... 1
Prof. C. A. Youngs... ..00 cee a eases Princeton, N. J..... College ........... Sane e go]; 1E..
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65 FIFTH AVENUE, be : .
New York City, SerTemper 7, :1882.
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i Please address reply
;. tothe undersigned.
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GENERAL MANAGER'S OFFICE,
’ 65 FIFTH AVENUE,
a Fp! tothe undersigned. . “is © New Vor kum SIPLOMPOL.. 2TH BA. 188
’ Thos. AeEdison Esqe,
; - Present
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Dear aie -
/- ; e ges I received ‘to dey your favor relative to instaz
_lihg” a 15 Light machine for Thomas Bell at, ‘GateKii1 Ns Ye en
Aa
tf note that. you have informed Mro Boll that the
g gost of installation will probably be $400. 00, The prres: of pnts
a ‘machine alone is $500. 00with wiring fixtures: &es ‘the. complete in-
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stallat ion _ probably gost from 55,69 to. $000, 00 I will how-
we Yr. per Lee .
| ia write te: tir, Bell to. s08y,, giving him, such. Anformation _ag.may -
be of interest to him : : are ‘ Pon a
very: ‘respectfully. YOURS s” -_
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| Bh cee eed Rie SI es, Re dlawttes ‘For Me Fe sloort Gen! &: Manager
cone — ro — nee a et ste
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‘ This report: of Mr. Bradley ought properly to go into
ct Book. But it seems, to me too long. Is it not enough
go it and if I send it-.to Mr. Kruesi? I might put
tracts from it in the Defect Book. Pl@ase read and return, :
S, B. Eaton
; 7th, 1882.” + per Me.G.
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THE EDISON COMPANY ENERAL MANAGER'S OFFICE, i.
FOR ISOLATED MGHTING:| G RB 65 FIFTH AVENUE |
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. Please addresé reply to the undersigned. New York...
| Thomas Ae Edison Esq
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.; Dear sirt--
ee eee $88 F ; : ;
. ‘ey as Will you please inform me at your, earliest convenience as ..
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+i to the kind of lamps to be used in connection with the Roselle
be Plant. ‘I am desirous of placing the order with Mr Upton, |: :
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heb Yours very truly, |
“ ' .". nFor Me Fe Moore Generak Manager os
[FROM SHERBURNE B. EATON]
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My. Edison,” oe ; : ‘ ; i , me t 7 '
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Mr, Johnson and I wall go to Boston next Wriday fore~ fe
<a shall probably. return’ Priday
noon on the 10 0’ clock train, .
ahah. on: the train that leaves. there at 10 at night, That Wall -
“give us* from 5-0? * clock to 9 at. ne Fair, soe If’ you, want: to make
fe ae
us: both very happy: you want come wenn us¢
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at Bh We Hs Moore. is how in Georgia, Mis. last’ lotters are
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ftom atlanta. He is visiting all. one principal mills in “thas:
eet ‘state, ‘His next move will. ‘be in the ‘State of ‘Alabama, Me is es,
af ae ‘ Bee ies
re ‘ hn ote Bee ae
par - getting, no orders, but is sowing seod. ip? OO cab
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Sampgutta hills.
“Fine sHIRTINGS. “BLEACHED AND Brown SHEETINGS, SATTEENS, .
CAMBRIC MUSLINS, asx in, Twilled and Double Warp, CRETONNES,
LAWNS, MOMIE cloth °° >"> Yn all widths to 108 inc . &ee yy Beo., Bers
Sew Bf Maze. CA. iste OLE yg 8 2 .
“ Guse Cet Tritew’Agf— ees
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of hae oe eT jie ache ee
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Sheers einem gee cee aispreese
TUESDAY NOON.
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Your suggestion that Insull be put in the poard:: of ~
Directors of, the ‘Isolated Company in the place of Neadoweror'
ae f
pe ne this’ ingrning. I brought the matter | Up at ‘the: maoting
Wl
the Board’ Of pirectors of ‘the Isolated Gombany. which 1 was
WV Ba at. 10-30 th Pe mAr ares ‘The annual ine ana of stockholders.
“Gy is guse taking pideo at 12 0’ Glock. I “will te1l you personally
G
a Yuhat was, said at: “the Board about putting ‘Insull in. ‘The conelusion ;
Freaahoa was that! We. would elect Meadowcroft femponaradys subj eck ;
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to: any. ‘talk with you. jrcsor tn that, talk Headowerort ean resign,
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will “oxpiain, ‘tho lho ie matter: to you by word of f mouth’
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MOEA NTR LINEN CO, Kae ’
WILLIMANTIC,CONN, ,)
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| Be Nov. 26, 1892,
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| Dear ‘Siri- : , ; ,
| rate I sand you by this mail, a cop of No. 4000. yarn; this :
. OT send at tho request of Mr Spencer Borden, Manager of the
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| | New England department, of the Edison Electric Light Co.
t | Should this be not just what you wish, we shall be Glad to fur~
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: ‘nish you anything we have,-on hearing more definitely, just what
t
is Wented.
: Very truly yours,
Willimantic Linen Coe,
Yh, © Tier teess Pres) te |
ee 7 a ea HK a, Cc clerk.
el a tec aetna Res Se
Snes.
ete cee eo epee mee die tanta es naman tte ge oe Ce eee een i mei peat nn i i i Fg hcl coe ir 8, Has
Mr, .Edason,
‘The talk about the installations of the Isolated
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c8mpany loads me to sugeast the following plan for your ¢riti-°
Ny
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e4. cism, . , : : as os Se whe
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Wo of the Isolated Gompany, and will invite Greenf1e tld KEXNeXNRR
Ns and Clarke to be.present, Among the Directors are yourself an@
Johnson, At that meeting let the standard installation be fixed.
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hy
We
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(ysuch an emergency as a departure from the standard installation,
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SECOND,’ Let some plan be arranged at the meeting for
oN ; '
yp ‘\where the péculiar circumstances of the proposed plant require
Ne ‘lbe. Perhaps that can bast be left to the discretion of the of fi-
bo wD vers of the Isolated Company. ’
F be :
THIRD. Let the. Board of Directors of the Isolated ©
; Company ieee resolution to ihe effect that no cienue in the de-
2 tails, of the standard installation determined ripon shad be ridde.:
Pee shall the same be altered, MA enOUe the Wratten approval: of
the. President ee ‘any other officer, you may thank bast.) of the.
Isolatad Company . ‘Let the resolution further. sagas ‘that when. oe
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as for instance by nee Mean, & COs, - the same shall be’ submittad to-
Mes the President of ‘the Isolated company who shall at once confer:
with the ong ineering officers of the tsolatad Company, and with
such others as he may thank best, and after doang so, shall novity.
__ Berginenn & ee or such othr CEseeere: as may. have pean ene ‘the
‘proposed intprovement to ee fotice,: whet tha deers ion of the
Lsolated Corpany 1s. If this lepisvan is not satisfactory te.
a aes : ‘ 7 Cant ert res ‘ oe
FIRST, het us oPficially astablish tha: main eaaiiy eat
tee .panyes For that purpose I. will call a meeting aiorideeaerere
| , : i 80 ese
- any “hangs. in any. of the appliances of an: installation 1s made,
of the usual ee and. factory installation of ts Isolated com, me
November
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aay HS pest a TOT, CU ree oe:
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Bergmann & Go., let a Board mating then be called, to which
Clarke, Greanfield &e, ‘shall COME.”
Do os’ this plan: acet your, appr ‘oval? If not. wall you!
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“panies or delivery of Unrepeatod Nigi
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‘This Company TRANSMITS and DELIVERS my
Errors can be guarded aguinst only by repoattins ang
at Mossage
tn 13 nat Beer in writing within thirty days aller
Thig isan UNRMPEATED NIGHT MESSAGE, an
THOS, T, ECKERT, Genoral Manager.
fees only On ofndifio
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NOR)
Imiting dts HabPity, whict: have been assented to by the senderfot
0 back to typ schuingstation for comparison, and the company will not hold ‘Itselt ably
ty cltos, Hoyond a sum equal to ten Umes tho amount patd for trans
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dd is delivered by request of the sender, under the conditions named abay
The Edison Company for Isolated Lighting,
65 Fifth Avenue.
New York, December 6th, 1882.
To THE STOCKHOLDERS :—
The Board of Trustees are pleased, to be able to inform you that the business of the Company for the
first year of its operations has been very satisfactory, The early part of the year was necessarily occupied in prepara-
tions and canvassing, so that it may be said that the profits have been realized largely within the last six months, and
notwithstanding the expenses incident to the organization of a new industry, the net profits actually earned. up .to the
_ end of the present year, warrant the Board in the declaration of a dividend of ten percentum on the Capital Stock of
the Company, which has accordingly been resolved upon, and which will be payable on the zoth day of January next,
to the Stockholders of record,-at-the closing of the books on the 4th of January, as hereinafter provided.
‘The Company has been somewhat embarassed, even in this its first year, by the insufficiency of its Capital for
the prosecution of its large and constantly increasing business, The large amount of work at all times in progress,
together with the stock of Dynamos, Engines, and other materials necessarily kept on hand to enable us to fill orders
promptly, requires the constant use ofa large amount of money. ‘Ihe Board is fully satisfied that to enable the .
Company to execute promptly future orders, an addition to its present resources will be. required, which even the
retention and use of the year’s earnings would not fully supply. The Trustees have therefore resolved to call a special
meeting of the Stockholders, in pursuance of the notice herewith enclosed, to be held on the 3oth day of December
inst., to act npon the proposition to increase the Capital Stock of the Company, from five hundred thousand dollars to
oné million dollars.
Of the increased stock 51 per cent, ($255.099), will be issued to the Edison Electric Light Company as_pro-
vided in the contract between the..two Companies, and the remainder 49 per cent. ($245. 000) will be offered
for subscription at par to the Stockholders of record at the closing of the books, on the 4th‘ of January next.’
‘The transfer books will be closed at the Central Trust Company, on the 23d inst., for the meeting of the Stockhold-
ers, and remain closed until Tuesday, the 2d day of January, when they will be re-opened for two days, closing on the
afternoon of the 4th of January, and Stockholders of record at the last named date will, if ‘the increase of ;Capital: is
authorized at the Stockholders meeting, be entitled to subscribe for one additional share of Stock for cach share of
the present Capital Stock standing in, their names at that time.
‘The transfer books will be re-opened on Monday, January 22d.
‘lhe option to subscribe to the increased Stock, will remain open to Stockolhders of record at the closing of
the books, on the 4th of January, | until the close of business on Wednesday the roth a ea Any amounts not
then subscribed will be disposed of as may be directed by the Board of Trustees. ; ‘
The terms of subscription as fixed by the Board of ‘Trustees requires the payment of fifty dollars “per'share, ‘ar’
‘the time of making such subseription, the remaining fity dollars per share to be subject to the call of the Board in
such sums and at such times as it may determine, 7
Forms of subscription will be sent to each subscriber immediately after the closing of the books, January 4th.
If you cannot be present personally at the meeting of the Stockholders on the joth inst., please sign the
enclosed proxy, have the same witnessed and return it to the the undersigned before the day fixed for the meeting.
By order of the Board,
C. GODDARD, Secretary,
“Mr. Adasen, a ha ae fe BS
The 10 per eontum divaiend of the Isolated company -
will aes bayable sannery 20th. ; We: are going ‘to advartise this
: es
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dividend ‘in’ the. ustial Language eietcaeey in suck cases, in all.
“the Loading newspapers “of New Fork City. Ye “Ernesto Fabbri ee
ie, _ very desirous this show be done, .
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Regarding the sehoue of increasing ane capital stock of
vo. i eee - eS ~ a t
the’ Isolated) company, a vircular’ has been “prepared which: is pete oS i
ro
Grsnton and wad ‘be sent io. you: in a: day. or. “0, that will, tell
“Jou the whole story S50 ns wri not’ stor to Ao, it, now, >
= Sa B. Raton» "he
Bthe ema, iv per Me.
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Hv "e" "Me, Edison, | * - :
Reffering to this memorandum ‘rom Mr. Moore to myself,
,
a oe > ; ee : .
: we, 3 Are to pane an adjourned meeting of the ge ORORES COM arene of .
bees a last’ “week in, any room hext Monday night. ‘Tat me sngeoat, that. at
f that meetang, Suse -befora ‘or after ‘the mistellanoous erowd: shall
“have assonblod you ana a row OMiprs of take - “Up this memorandum oe
Vv
ae “of. Mr. Moore. How. does that strike you?
ph ans, ee eae ree Ss. B. Raton ne ay ae ses. ae
wl ol. Deg. 15th, 18%2< - : Do per Me.Gy- > - co ha 2 RA Race
fee
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[ENCLOSURE]
ia ; woe igeteg Saray Hay nm EE ET a ee
Dee 1264 42
Maj. Eaton)-
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Oe Le We have a number of plents
ae vunning in which wa.use the “ L " dynamo with “ B” lamps.
ae . fi 2h a >
ae We have no oxtra armatures for this class of machine, neither
have the nachine works.
{ think si meathing should be dona Bt once sia ws may bole)
| Suppliod with extra ones in saseror eliey gency. If you dosira
‘
L will see you ‘and discuss fia. suhjeet,
We SE80 arent to make some preusaion for a stock of extra
lamps, as wo would be cin a. very aukvard position shoulc anything
“Oeeur at une Lamp Factory by which ‘ths product would be cut off,
we not having any nunber of lamps ‘in sii toweis I to ink this ought to
be discussed and umiediats ‘action take ane :
“We: ‘have. alse. received fr oni ‘the"Hdehina Moen y the whole of om
“onder” ‘for: a" _ dynam machines and sore in sxeass Thary are
s -! ae i
still a Lew. C K "'s back. I think “immsdiate. agtion shoutd boo
.
Poa ‘taken be whieh a stock of both sizes ney. ‘be secured.
‘, : } . . ;
“Wo: ‘have enough | “.Z” ingehines on: hand for our immadiate WantSe
‘ Me FP. fipore, Gan Manager. : ;
an a a By She a ;
4
wild you please meet Mr Moore in my office Monday
morning at’ 10 0’ cloek to discuss the pBatou Theatre plant. Mrs
Moore has this day received fromMr. Borden a letter wherein the
‘latter states he is going to make immediately certain ‘important
foe, 2 shanges in “the? PLANES , This should not be done until after our
r
conference ‘takes place on n Hondey. Consequently the conference a
ought to take place on Monday cue wild you Klaaiy be at, |
my room at about 10 Monday mornings?
| . sy B Eaton -.
per Me...
- Referring to our" talk! this morning. with Johnson and. Bors
: oR oe : ;
_den ‘about. the: ‘men’ ‘selected to ‘go as Buston U have had: ae conference’.
‘
“with ‘Mr, Vaid. in Mr. ; Borden’ s: présence. 1 have: also, Seen: ir larke
x.
“about | one. ‘OF the: Men Mr Borden decides to take Mr, Hughes, = i
Bellows and oir Doubleday, and is. entirely satisfied to do, ‘80.
i - . Se
a avaynano man Rorden wilt take Ar, Hoot:
‘who is. now rumn ing ‘the
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_ Mr, Edison, na beg ae emg, 8 we
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The Wortumbo company pave ordered. out the Maxim:
“lamp and. have given us an order for two more dynamos, They al-
" poady have-one of our I) dynamos. They now order in addition: two .
ace ; _ ,
' -
“K dynamos.
Borden telegraphs In to day that he must have two
men from Greenfield to take up this Vorumbo order, as they want
| the Light at ogee or not at all, I will attend to it,
- Borden telegraphs that ho wants one man to take charge
,
S
, ot of driving ‘dynamos to ‘be stationed an one place I suppose. I
' believe. you could furnish him such a‘iman, Will you please send
aman to Mr. Hastings, for him to send. "him to Mr? Borden immed-
‘iately. af you cannot: furnish a man will you please communicate '
direct to Mr. Hastings to that effect.
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[FROM SPENCER BORDEN]
a HE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
the sendor of tho following messngo,
‘8 DELIVERS messages only on conditlons lm! ita lability, which have beon assented to by
Fees cman a rdiod antast culy BY rs mi y tog, na will not hold islt Vaha for errons or delaya
: ied [inst on): ting a moasage back to tho sending station for comparison, and the compan
th == ot repented 3k OSHA OS, Deyo the amount of tolls paid theron, nor fo any’ caso where oe
ate TA UNHEATED MESSAGE, ond is dellvorod by requist of tho sonder, under tho oiodiaons named aboro, ”
rOS, * ‘?, ECKERT, Gonoral Manager. |
NUMBER =
: NoRVIN GREEN, President.
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The Edison Company for Isolated Lighting,
65 Fifth Avenue.
New York,-December 30th, 1882...
Dear Sir:
Ata meeting of the Stockholders held this day an increase of the Capital Stock of the
Company from Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000), to One Million Dollars ($1,000,000),
was authorized. In accordance with the terms of the Company's circular of the 6th inst., Stock-
holders are entitled to subscribe to this increased Stock to an amount equal to the shares of
the present Capital Stock standing in their names, on the books of the Company, at the closing
thereof, at the Central Trust Company, on the 4th of January next.
This Sata to subscribe to the increased Stock will be open to Stockholders until the
close of business on Wedieadiy the roth day of January next, on which day any amount re-
maining aaeabsenbe may be disposed of as may be directed by the Board of Trustees.
If you desire to avail yourself of this privilege, please sign the enclosed form of sub-
scription and forward the same to reach this office before the ‘expiration of the time limited
above, together with check for Fifty (50) per cont. of such subscription.
By order of the Board, ..-.-..
'¢. GODDARD,
Secretury.
1882. Electric Light - Edison Company for Isolated Lighting -
Defect Reports (D-82-022)
This folder contains correspondence and other documents reporting defects
and problems in isolated lighting plants. Included are summaries of problems
recorded in "defect books." Many of the documents are by Jonathan H. Vail,
superintendent, and are addressed to Sherburne B. Eaton. Related material can be
found in the Edison Electric Light Company Bulletins (Company Records Series).
All the documents have been filmed.
Lamps.
plugs.
Cut out
. Blocks...
Armature}. ”
; Machine works have Since Batd | thoy ‘could ‘not sond a man.
| Fixtures No’ 66 Bergmann’s twisted off ‘flanged ‘Fixture
qi No. 184 Cut out. block with 60 Light plug cakbonized
‘with 50 lights. Three reasons: aBeveR by Mr Howell for
Screwed in, aréed” aH ‘Socket, ‘Lamp ‘was blown to pieces.
Pisce of “socket at By office. ee notified, ;
“en! Armature Received: from, this: place, All outside wire
| Was’ torn oft or. r brokens ‘this "probably resulted From:
ABSTRACT of DEFECT BOOK; For
Woek Ending April. 22 1992,
get we “ .
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Al_J. Ps MORGANS -- Variation in candle powor of
ve
amps of ‘same Volts. Specimens’ sent to Lamp Co. for
Report.
AT RECORD Room=~-Washington~-~ Plugs burned-out in.
ponsednenee of being 20: it pings for 54 lights.
Commutator in bad ‘condition. » Reason-~ simply ig-
e ’
s
norance of care of Dynamos. «(per Report Mr. + Waters).
er aa Pa er Be Ree Saath
_ Pers .
‘
AL MATTHUESSON and WIEGHERS. Sehr ey ci ty—~ Wire
bindings on armature came 1edK6% Machino Works notified
and man sont 4% repair. same.”
AT J. G. BENNETT’ S YACHT. ~- Nr. Howell RONOREE
No. 5. entirely stopped up. Flange too thin to stand.
the accident.
At EVEREIS HOTELy-~ One of the Lanigs on being
At BVEREDT! S_HOTED. =~
oat BOSTON. SUGAR: REPINERY.—~ * ur. ‘Andvows reports:
SS
ac ana inlet lana hein agit bStnanc tain V8
2
stripping off of the brass binding wire whilst the arma-
)
ture was revolving or from something falling in and get-
ting Jammed between fiold and armature’
The Commutator showed evidence of noglect’ and Jours- fo
; “ \
nals badly worn away and cut for want of oils
AT J. P. MORGAN? S.-~ The copper connecting wire
we
to the screw of the dynamo cut out, melted off at the
connection. The sheet metal of which, the screw is made
‘seems to be too thin and would not stand the currents
Respectfully submitted,
a“
os a ae to ot Ue He Vaal,
ma
ABSTRACT FRO DEFECT BOOK: FOR WEEK ENDING.
. APRIL 29,1,.882.
LAMPS” a fATIONAL TUBE WORKS SEND A REPORT OF LAMPS BURNED OUT FROM
t . : se
BRACKETS, JAPRIL IST, TO APRIL I STH. INCLUSIVE DURING WHICH TIME 50
ell Ber quran WAMPS GAVE OUT, FROM THE LARGE NUMBER GIVING OUT THEY
Ao Reficrk ou! :
: THINK THERE 18 SOMETHING WRONG, THEY, ALSO. FOUND ON APRIL
Bracttes. % > as :
ETH, THAT StX BRACKETS HAD LEAD WIRE BURNED OUT. MRe
SCHROEDER $8 NOW INVESTIGATING THIS PLANT, -
APPEARANCE) 9 HENRY A. RONAN. RUBLIC LEDGER: PHILADELPHIA WRITES
OF OUR 7 ;
DYNAMOS. IAPRIL 22ND. OBJECTING TO GENERAL APPEARANCE OF DYNAMO, AND
ele Dear |PUGGESTS A BRASS PLATE TO COVER THE END, AND PAINTED SOME BET~
WER COLOR THAN BLACK, THINKS VT LOOKS ROUGH AND UNCOUTH AS
COMPARED WITH OTHER MACHINES.
SWITCH. We We MUNROE, BOSTON. WRITES APRIL 21ST. THAT AT-
‘ wil. ;
LAMPS. Je P. SQUIRES, EAST CAMBRIDGE, SORE ONE HAD WRENCHED OFF THE
ell Rergurcruy
EADS OF THREE SCREWS FRO. ONE OF THE SWITGHES RENDERING IT
as do sate’ pee ;
J
SELESS,
RESISTANCE ON 20TH. AT AN EARLY HOUR 14 LIGHTS GAVE OUT AND ATTRI-
BOX. ‘ : ‘ ns ;
‘ UTES !T TO WANT OF DISCRETION TH MANAG MENT OF RESISTANCE BOX
ao ee | Reo aera , : A
MR. VAIL STATES THAT AT J. P. MORGAN'S HOUSE ON EVENING
ell Bexquroun/ :
F 25TH. INST. THE WIRE $N RESISTANCE BOX GOT HEATED AND
BURNT THE WOOD SO THAT THE RESISTANCE BOX WAS VSELESSs
IDNUE TO IMPERFECTION IN MANIIFACTURE, de He Ve
MERE We We MUNROE WRITES APRIL 25TH. THAT AT BOSTON SUGAR
oS TNDING.
bs?
2
EFINERY THE WIRE BINDINGS ON COMMUTATOR HAD COMMENCED TO WEAR
eth; 2 iv :
ND THINKS THERE |S GOHTACT SOMEWHERE ALTHOUGH THE ARUATURES
EEM TO CLEAR ‘ITSELF * AT EVERY POINT
REGARDING ABOVE'MR, BANCROFT WRITING APRIL 26TH. SAYS
TITHE COMMUTATOR 15 IN ADMIRABLE CONDITION SHOWING BUT SLIGHT
IGNS OF USE AND ONLY ONE COURSE OF THE TIE WIRE HAS STARTED
SSI ONS TROUBLE TO THREE CAUSES,
3S
: BUT ONE OR TWO CONVOLUTIONS OF THAT ARE GONE, HE
(
FIRST, EXTREME STRESS OF BELT.
SECOHD, AN IMPERFECT BEARING,
THIRD, SOFT BABBITT.
& SOON AS HE LEACNED WHAT METAL TO USE HE WOULD HAVE THE
IEFECT REPAIRED AND MACHINE RUNNING, MR. MOORE HOTIBIED
th, Jo He Ve
LAMP MR. ED. KENDALL» VALPARIASO, CHILI, WRITING TO MR. FABBRI
SOCKETH.
Th Uifilen SF |WPRIL, BOTH, 1.882 Bava,
oe ip ‘
Col Godan 'tTHE BASE OF THE 50 LAMPS RECEIVED 1S TOO LARGE FOR THE
foo rtfort- ‘
SOCKETS WE HAVE AND THI: METAL CONNECTION DIFFERENTLY ARRANG@
‘
Brushes, |Eo. THE COPPER BRUSHES ARE ALSO TOO WIDE.
Caprit 20TH.) MR. VAIL REPORTS RE RESISTANCE BOXES:
HAT WHEN TWO OR MORE DYNAMOS ARE PUT IN GIRCUIT, OCCASIONALLY
RESISTANCHITHERE 18 NEED TO RUN ONLY ONE ON ACCOUNT OF LIGHT LOAD, THE
BOX
elt. Clarbee to RESISTANCE BOX IS THEN NOT PROPERLY PROPORTIONED TO OPERATE
Aeefrort ou tacs ‘ a . - .
froat. NoOTHE ONE DYMAMO, THERE SHOULD BE SUCH CHANGE MADE IN THE
RESISTANGE BOX THAT HOWEVER LIGHT THE LOAD IT WOULD OPERATE ON ONE
sy
(li, Carlee
SAFETY
CATCH
HH WAINS,
DITTO IN
SOCKETS,
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WO, OR THREE DYNAMOS AS THE CASE REQUIRED, THIS NEEOS
AROMPT ATTENTION, Je He Ve
MR. J. We. SCHROEDER REPORTS APRIL 27TH. FROM NATIONAL
UBE WORKS,
''THE RESISTANCE BOX DOES NOT WORK AHD MR, PATTERSON
WHO HAS CHARGE OF THIS DEPT. SAYS IT NEVER HAS CONTROLLED THE
AMPS - HE SAYS *'LAST NIGHT WE HAD 35 LAMPS IN CIRCUIT AND
HEY STOOD AT FROM 24 TO 30 CANDLE POWER BUT NO LAMPS WERE
BROKEN, * HE ALSO SAYSSTHAT '!THE SAFETY CATCH 1N THE MAIN
'S 9 INCHES LONG AND HAS BURNED OUT ONCE OR TWICE WHEN A FULL
NUMBER OF LAHPS WERE ON, MR, STERN PUT IT IN BUT MR, SCH
ROEDER WiLL NOW CHANGE. IT.
FIVE SOCKETS WERE SHOWN'ME IN WHICH THE LEAD WIRE MELTED
OUT.
TH. SAME HAPPENED TO FIVE JOINTED BRACKETS.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED>
Jd. He VAIL»
SUPT.
Armature.
Face Board
of Dynamo.
Switch &
Socket.
Sparking.
ABSTRACT of DEFECT BOOK,
or
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"Week Ending May, 6th 1892.
Rio De Janeiro Apr. 5, ?82.
A slight appearance of burn appeared on last arma-
ture sent, and McCarthy thinks it will not last. It
has not Rawevee extended.
J. G. Hoore and Co. also say they are returning one
of the Two armatures ieGatthy hed venue there, to be
examined and defect found out and explained.
Se Ee
May, 2, '82.
At Hotel Rysvetty the face board had shrunk so much
that the binding screws did not make perfect contact
with mains from the brush holders.
The mains were found to be quite hot on this account
A similar report is made from the Baldwin Loco. Works.
Phila. Pa.
J. He Vail.
May, 2, '82-6
At Squires I hava put in new switch and roplaced
faulty socket. .
All the Taiige run nicely but there is such an ex-
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cess of Spark and brushes heat so much that I suspect
a short circuit or general leakage in some part of the
line, but it is not serious enough to show in Lamps or
Safety plugs. G D. Bancroft.
2
May, 4, °82.
Tie Wires. The tie wires on the Squires armature have started
up, I have rosoldered them as I best could without re-
’
oving the armature from tho machine. These wires were
originally soldered in Spots and seem to have been laid
n only very loosely. Ge D. Bancroft.
a ee en
74 4 “4 May, 6, °82.
4 m
Ceili gy In the ceiling flanges No. 79 the screw holes are
ya miasdool” oo small and often have to be reamed out.
a (4 é
GES A) J. He Vail.
“O- a at
dy on“Ay In the 8 y%, x 10 A! and S. Engine in use at E. S.
“a A
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&S. Engi: i oy ist d-in the
a . Jaffrays, the key whbeh holds the piston rod: i ne.
“™ |lcross head is made of soft Iron, and has been ne badly
bane, also, the bolt Which fastens the strap on the
Ponnecting rod at the crahk ie, has had the same dif-
ficulty,.
To soma extent, this has probably been due to lack
lof care in clearing the cylinder of water before darts
ing the engine, similar parts should be made of soft .
stool. a : Je He Vail.
Pol. Brass In the lower half of pol. Brass socket the bushing
Socket. hich is threaded to screw on the fixturé:is not firmly
soldered in the brass cap, and does not stand the nec-
essary strain to screw it firmly to the fixture, the
thread is also often found too large to make a good fi't.
To Respectfully J+ H. Vail.
Maj. Eaton, submitted,
Vice President. i J. He Vail,
Supt.
. MAY 9
AH
| DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 20TH. 182.
. Mr McCarty writes from Rio, April 15th. 1882, that
ryt one
z
hé is bothered with: ‘sOcketd “in ‘wet! Weathers! -Phey
swell so much: that it ig a hard:mattér to-take them
; apart. ' ‘He says he puts them-on a boiler and roasts
them. - Out ‘of 60 lamps theré is‘sometimes one or two ’
that will not burn and if he does not’ touch those that
will not’ burn, they ‘usually: burn all right the next day
that it is dry.
Holyoke Mass. May 12th. 1882.
The stud on which thé ‘switch swings,’ is broken off
close to the face of the lever, so of course there is-no
nut to hold it down. . At first I thought this might
cause a part at least of the trouble but as there is no -
manifestation of: Neat about ‘this part of the’ maching,
et
‘Sia’ as’ “séverai turas: of wire bridging: the ‘switch did not
“ls. help at veka” I am’ i WoL satisfied the switeh is. as ‘well.
without the nut, as it woud be net ite
G. Ds Bancroft’: +
.I dont think so. J. He Ve
Extract. from letter of Messrs. E. Kendall-& Co.
Insulating
Compound
in
Iron
Lamps.
Mains}
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Valparaiso Chili, April lst. '82
“ # One word we have to say about those mains, (the
iron pipes with copper conductors inside).-' It seems
to us that the substance used for filling the pipe, ‘arid’
insulating the RORERORIEPS will have to be altered,
as with the "slightest expoeHre to the sun, it melts and
runs out, and it is poaaibie the conductors may come .in
contact with one ghother in the iron pipe, or very
dangerously near to one another:
This is hardly likely to-oceur when once underground
but during the voyage or landing, transport or process
of laying, it may easily and will occur that they. are
exposed to the ot cpte heat of the sun. | We noticed
this from the small pieces we have here being exposed
‘for a very short time to the sun in this office window,
the tar ran out and left the pipe half empty before it
: ee See
was noticed. ” ” i
; New York May’ 19th. 1882. .
1 . .
A lamp has been received from J. -Be Stétson & G0e.;
Ena tadel phi, which has never been burned, but has hung.
in a: room exposed ‘to ‘damp vapérs. ats It was found. the
inside tube enclosing conducting wires, had partially
filled with water which Ree since evaporated. |
This water was \indoubtedly absorbed in. thé plaster
of paris and condensed through into the tube. - There.
Sockets}
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Resistahce
‘Box}
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haye been complaints at different times in regard to
plaster of paris softening under the influence of steam
and other vapors in ditoceas buildings. It would
seem necessary that some composition be used, that would’
be impervious to moisture..
There is great dificulty in obtaining sockets suit-
able to use with lamps in pisces subject to tipi nbire:
Hard rubber sockets are very expensive, and wooden sock-
ets swell and destroy the conneotions. The new’
socket Bergmann is making, may overcome this difficulty.
to some extent. J. He Vail, Supt.
New York May 19th. 1882.
ur Howell states, the resistance a for two “Z"
Dynamo has not sufficient controlling power when run-~
ing a small number of Tights. |
The resistance bee in useé.at He Ke &F. B. Thurber’ s
for 2 "A" Dynamo does not seem to have sufficient power
to cut down the intensity of the field of the aynatnos in
a short space of Sime, “when @ portion of. the load is |
turned oft.
Js He Vail, Supt.
4
Fall River Mass. May 17th. 1882.
aoe | M. OF. doves:
ie We had an accident to one of our bisghines. one
night last week, which should have been vaported to you 4
but waa negleated. .
mugclan: About. nine o' clock one evening when everything
éaned:- running propertly,.. there came a flash at ithe commu-
tator of the north Pechine) the same where we had ‘the
| loose block in the first seaman aban ‘and deateathy the
thats end of the arnavure seemed enveloped in fire.
Davis jumped and shut off the engine and when he had
nearly stopped, the flames subsided so he turned on the
i | steam again, and went on‘to the regular time of closing.
When he stopped, he found that the fine wire of brass
| which is wound around the armature to bind the conductors
in bisga had got loose in the end wrapping, been throm
out by centrifugal foree, and wound prouna the commitator
short cirouiting the whole business for ‘about tivo min-
y
utes .or "Less until the: wire melted off and dropped off. !
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t - The. machine has’ run ever since and we: have got ‘good 5
light but id ‘does not run ‘as before, troubling us in the
same manner the other armature did, heating and Sparking,
I therefore suppose the accident may have melted, the
; saiies at.one of the commatator connections, , and told my
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q brother to open the end of the. canvass covering and see
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if he can find anthing wrong.
Spencer Borden.
| Do. New York May 20th. 1892. Bae ow
Key of { The new rer woseh Wee been sete in the piston rod
piston
Rod.& | .& ppowe eet of the A. & Ss. engine at E. S. | Jartrey' s has
Cross |
' Head. | commen ced to work loose: and upwards. .
} The nhew.key fitted in the piston rod '& cross—head
| | at Thurber’s has commenced to work upwards.
Fixtures The wire used in the fixtures of Bergmann & Co.
and |
Insula iiondoes not seem to be well insulated.
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i One. of: the double peeing brackets at G. We Childs,
Public Ledger Building Philadelphia, y was. crossed ‘through
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| the insulation being ecraped from the wire in p OBST EADE
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. it in the pine: 7
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Fixturds. Mr J. C. Wilson now working for R. H.. Coleman
Ooraiwall;, Pa. reports on 19th. inst. as follows!=
"One of the single swing brackets has-had the
‘Wires in contact and has become nelvly dentrayeats ;
This Seabrs from the wire not being properly -in- |
|. sulated. .
a Sonia: time since a coimplaint was made to Mr Clarke, yl
for | _
Dynamols. and also - Mr Anarewi, attention was called to this mat
ter, and: he-was requested to speak. to- ur. Dean. Mr
Lg ene ennemct onenanmeneaceend os. os ee a a Se Jet Rt ee Sato Ree tame
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Edison’s attention has also been called. to the matter,
embraced in the following *viz?- THE WROUGHT IRON RAILS
now furnished with “2” pynemoe are too. small. ‘The
‘surface is’ too narrow, and setae are‘ not , planed on the.
surface, ‘and they. .do not. raise the dynamo high enough
“F
d fromthe floor to clear the eas of the. zange screws”
which pet’ the rails to chs floor.
The reason this matter is again brought up, is~
eee thasecigiiecare very unsatisfactory, and
some dynamos which have been delivered santa: the past
jiet: have been’ turned: over to this Company with the ~
same kihd of rails which have béfore been complained of.
There are some more dynamos due ehes. Company from
- The Edison Machine Works, and it does ak seem right
that we: snoute be eee to take what. has. not beeh
corrected.
J. He Vail; Supt.
To iy
Maj. Eaton,
Vice President.
Respectfully submitted,
“Je He Vail.
. Supt :
JO Str sere eee ten nem ety eenearoe ean sotaethiaiemametamee be inte
: pense
MAY.8 $32
| ANSWER ee
Stitt Gutt, ABS...
FILE No.7.
DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 27TH. 1882.
New York May ‘28rd. ‘1882.
Bars for
Brush
Holders.
It is meperced from Cornwall that the round bars
te
for ceuaie brush haidars sent to R. H. Goleman are so
short that shore is one ane. a half inches of. the inside
\
hength of the commutator that cannot possibly be used
by any angle obtainable from the brush. ata matter
has been complained of before.
J. HV ail, Supt.
New York May 27th. 1882.
i
Face Board!
of Dynam
The face board of the dynamo in use at Brooklyn
ugar Refinery shrank to.such an extent that the copper
lates under the binding posts were Slightly disconnected
Olding the ueneing posts. I think the bert heads
LO ade enbaDE. behind and caused a short ‘circuit the one
oe) YY 7
i bolt _ Was meleot ae through and the face board was yee
s Thumb’ adly burned. The thumb screws in use on thie binding
Screws.
osts of face board of Z dynamos are very small -in dian-
eter and seem to be made of very poor metal. They were
broker at Brooklyn Sugar Refinery recently and have been
broken in- numerous other wissen: SGuptenat hide sdes
ade about these thumb setevecusroxe but the defect has
Inot been remedied. The thumb screws on brush holders
refE NRE
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sed at Brooklyn Sugar Refinery have been broken three
ifferent times on account of being too small, and very
oor quality of metal.
J. H. Vail, Supt.
Respectfully submitted,
- J. He Vail,
Supt.
Major Eaton,
Vice President.
rs
Extra wire
for.
DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE SRD. 1882.
May 20th. 1882,
Mr. Lawrence, who +:
‘resistance
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GQ
ee + fp
A te
we
o
sistance coil have given out,
‘4s in charge of an isolated plant
t Vina del Mar, Chili, writes that two ohms of his re-
and ‘suggests that a supply
Respectfully. submitted,
J. He. Vail,
Supt.
Major Eaton,
Vice President.
eeetied TE NT ET PTT AOE eater et ereene meee nae fherneeneenteneneep annie
DEFECT BOOK REPOR! FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 10th 1882.
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June 4th '92.
M.eF.Moore, Esq.
Dear Siri- Will you allow me to suggest
Cord on
the use of six cord MeKay sewing machine thread in place
Armature. “i ;
of the cord now used on the armature. It is many times
etvonden: about the same size, and having a soft finish
ill ay closer and absorb shellac better than the fish-
ing lino auch as gave out on khe Rast Boston armature.
Respectfully,
| , G. D. Bancroft.
enn
June ist 1882.
Mr. Rich writes from Havana, that the substance insula-.
ting ‘ae wires has softened in the warmest part of the .
Insulate:
ing Com=
pound.
shop (90°) but that no difficulty is exnauseneed with
the insulation. The iron pipe he remarks, seems to be
oo thin fora Sonne ry. where iron’ rusts.so ena’ unde r-
round, and may have to be ted with Sanhed un or any
ther aiSeeut indi substance.
Ch. Wustenfreld writes June 7th from Public Printing
Commut a-
tor Bars.
two weeks ag0- He beeen them back in position and
Yee
Nea et
rove two small wedges of hard wood wetted first with a
ory
thiek shellac solution between the bars and the iron
PDEs and ee had no eible since.
ffice, that two of the commutator bars came loose about
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DEFECT BOOK
‘Holyoke, June 5th 192.
F.S.Hastings, Esq. |
Dear Sir:~
The only trouble with The Pemberton Plant was
Switch an undue heating about the switch caused by burning the
Board |4 os
Be 7 contacts, and around one of the binding posta which was
t 3 a, oy TAA
+¢ ie. loose through the shrinkage of the switch board.
see AoW . :
i‘? > . G.D. Bancroft.
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4 5 |< Fall Rivor Mayn29th 82.
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‘A we :
sy h Wea Maj ~5.B. Eaton ’
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“| oo4 We Dear Sirt~
Both my brother and Story disapprove of the
New Style Safety Catch Plug with the grooves cut thus:-
Safety 5
Catch It brings the wires at their entrance and exit from the
Block. block less than the insurance distance apart, and they
have to be separated immediately on leaving each side
of the plug. They are hard to work with heavy mains:
like those at Wamsutta Mills. ---
Spencer Borden.
Respectfully submitted,
Jo Lee _Vai
Maj. Eaton, Supt.
wan
“Pres t.
. DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 17TH, 1882.
June 13th. 1882.
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| Studs © . The stud for holding the switch on Z% dynamo, seoms
| sites - .to be made of rather poor metal, and shanat-wideh screws
| on the stud also is fitted very tight. This direct
Po Gy ; as
| ' was found in the dynamo sent to.Merrick Thread Go. ~
| Holyoke. The ‘nut. fitted so vary tight that din sérow
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ing it up, it twisted the end of the stud off entirely. —
Shéllac - The twine which holds the canvass rotind the comniu-"
Fastening. : ‘
tator does not scem:to stay in-position for any léngth
‘ of time. It often gets loose and the ends come off. ©
“I would suggestxthat instead of fastening it with” shellac
- it be fastened with sealing wax or something of a gitilar
iy ba
ie character. Sewing machine thread has also been ug
7 gested. -
- Armature. I have heard of difficulties with several ai trerent:
“armatures, which are built with the new style connections’
between wires and conmutator bars. 1 think somo’ of
the housing, the solder melting and. making contact be-’
tween two or more sections.
Eye bolt. The iron eye holt which is put in the cross piéce
of the Z dynamo, does not seem to have sufficient str~
ength to lift the magnets at an angle. = We have had”
Se eee ee ETP RT RTT cone
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label eeg ialsineticlemaioes -e
‘this trouble is due to the expansion of the metal under”
aa esate Saeed ha ie Sateaiye
,
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% oe
ey
Switch.
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two or three of theseveye bolts broken in this way
and would suggest that in forging, they have a shouldor
forged below the eye of the bolt, so that when they are
secrewod on the cross piece, they will come down tight on
the shouldor, and thus give more strength to withstand
the strain. As EnSY: are now, the Machine Works may
have, some day, a@ suit for Sama Eee: for anger T ae workmen.
J. H. Vail, Sunt
New Haven. June Oth. 1882.
To Edison Electric Light BOMPEUSs
We send you to-day a switch which is out of order.
We found it aid: up a day or two since when we won't’ to™
turn it off de aitae and yesterday it became hot ondugh -
to make amoke froii the board to which it was igavencds,
We- book ‘it ‘off and sound that the wood was so charred
that the screws had let go their hold. . . We plugged
the holes and* put the switch together again, but’ found
that the springs did not Spe aye to throw rout and ee
Pree apart a switch which was in oba order we found *
the cous was in the fact that the piece of wood ©
which takes the recoil of the springs had become detached
from.the rest of the woud) ‘the glue giving out. Now’
this switch has been loose for some time and to break
‘eonnections we have pushed it back, (the springs not eis
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acting perfectly) but no heat has been developed until
within.a day or two. Now, all our lamp sockets are
switch sockets and these large switches are not a noc
- day.’ You will see on examination, how much heat has
been about this. If in your opinion it would “B8 best
: nek to dispense with the large evitohae, pisses say so goa
i a otherwise please repair and return this one and obligé, ”
Weare truly, ;
Sperry & Barnes.
Fay ee Ee
Mr. Rich wiftes from Havana, May 29th. 1882." ~ on’
demagnetised and cunsiderable trouble was experienced
in recharging them, and it taking several hours ror bain.
Reopens wees
No. 190, which runs the Lourve Yactually refused to he”
instructions. ‘At last I sueceeded in charging it~ Jost
“as shown’ by sketch from L to R wired to’ Louvre.” 3
thd gs machine has been pupesne from the’ ‘first: ater
“ Way 12th, “to the present time 5 notte per pene without
daterraptied the’ brushes have ‘not been ‘touched, nor’ adsaa”
it show a. spark froin them during this time. T wish”
I could say as ‘mich for No. 175 which runs the worst. ~”'
This machine is charged in the usual way. running from’
' essity, but are quite a convenience, but if they are lia”
ble to act as this one has done we might-have fire sone”
“'Hagnets. Setting up the dynamos it was found that the mapnéte were
charged by any rules or plane set forth in your book ‘of "”
SEEFERAEDESEWS (7 3 ONE Rae a
git
a
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Lamps.
re)
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R to L and behaves very naughty, the brushes requiring
constant attention to keep them from sparking and cutting
up the commutator. Mr. Edison ean probably explain
the cause, and any instructions on this point would be
thankfully received.-~
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et ben so fortunate} there have not been any'‘exploded' -
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Switches. .
of
Berd! a :
“oes Mr. Rich also says that lamps at the Works have not’
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je ‘byt generally the carbon breaks about 1-8 of an inch from
iB afte electric plating, two have been broken at the fend °°”
in “Cs :
thé carbon, and some have bursted the inner tubo. ~~
The number of hours that thoy have been in use is on Ye-'|
cord and will bé Sént ‘to you" whan we work Tong endiigh “
ny .
to make a proper average.
‘June 17th. 1882.
The switches at Everett Hotel have been repaired
from time ‘to’ time, and I have finally been oRliged to
in the switghes oreated so much heat as to“buin the wood:
to some considerable extent. We have replaced’ thase
“with new awitches.
Respectfully submitted,
J. He Vail, Supt.
fo Major S. B. Eaton.
President...
“yemove thein on account of their not making good “Gontact:
“when the lights wore turned on. __—‘ This” poor éontact’”*
DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 8TH. 1882.
:
June 26the 31882.
Extract from letter of W.N-Stewart, Santiago, Chili.
Insulating “From experiments made by Mr. Kendall, it is evi-
Compound.
Safety
Plug.
Safety
Cut
Out.
beading
Wire. ©
0i1
Cup.
dent. that. the insulating compound used pin the .el egtrhe,,. «
tubes will not bear shipment through the tropics with-
out melting, as tubes will often be exposed to the sun
for hours at the Isthmus. A short exposure eke
caused the compound to run Like watere
(The above defect has already been cured).
New York. Muly 7th. 1882.
Further experience with the new style safety plug
leads me to the conclusion that it is Bot absolutely
safe in all cases. i think nae ‘a pag Made similar
to the sketch herewith would overcome the difficulty.
sec pagev3). .
From recent oxperionce with new style of safety
cut outs tT do ‘not think the insulation between the
contact pieces is sufficient in. thickness. or of a
. guitable,materiabec..>«- If-possiblethis material: should
be both fire and water proof.
I have uetawed in a great many of the Z dynamos, «
that the wire Leading from. the brush holders to the bind;
ing posts, became very hot when carrying the full load
of lamps.
The glass oil cup provided for the journals of tne
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Safety
Cat ch.
hold the wire very firmly.”
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Z and K dynamos are not of a suitable Pattern, and re-
quire constant attendance fo insure their satisfactory
operation.
J. He Vail, Supt.
Philadelphia. July 6th. 1882.
M. F. Moore, Esq.
Since you oot Hess last the lead wire safety
catch in the composing room of The Ledger, has twice
melted off.
The second time I was around, and instead of eapiaee
ing the lead wire I put in four lengths of No. 16 wire
which is equal to one No. 10 wire. This was on June
17th. and it ran until last Tuesday ngght when the whole
switch was burned out, that is, the wooden back was
pretey well carbonized.
1
Mr. Rowan was here when the switch wastnoticed, and
he immediately took it off and put on another switch,
wire which were in when the other switch peyned out.
“this ransuntil peaneeday when I put ina Piece of No. 10.
The binding Screws have small hedds, and no not
From all I ean learn,
the switch carried the current without heating angie
Tuesday, when it went all at once, .
be ne
Before I aoe in copper wire the switch was always
hot but since then it was always goo] until it burned.
3
A bar of lead made to fit the switch, with onds
drilled to take a large binding screw, would insure good
contact, it would be better even if the ends of the lead
bar were copper plated.
I think we have more to dread pooped contact, or
4
LA : et but few oe catch blocks up in my sfork: rather
: “a
Py? / ‘trusting to a good splice well soldered, than to a
“a
te4
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rad
rn
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ay ~ Oobinding ROnP was especially of lead wire.
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ay Reapece tatty
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‘ ee Wilson S. Howell.
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Respectfully submitted,
J. H Vail, Supt.
To
Major Eaton.
President.
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Fixtures.
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DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 15TH. 1882.
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Philadelphia. July 10th. 1882.
M. F. Moore, Esq.
My room is wired and fixtures set up. My c¥iti~
cism to you on the latter ins that they are an offence to
a -insahanieet eye, neither Plumb, level, nor square.
The round nessa brass screws of the brackets
which fasten them ate out of Line.
John Hoskin.
Me.Keasport. June 28th. 1882.
Edison Electric Light Company,
neon We mead vou by this mail the burned cut out box.
Deswas on @ branch from the main line on which there
neve ies weak out hokeee This was the center one of
the tive. The wires parted in the box with this re-
sult. , We have put in another box wire connection.
and everything is working right.-
The trouble was evidently due
to poor connection oe the National Tube Works Co.
inding serew. J. Vail.
OK Vary Bag
poo rr nersey, we ned a terrific rein storn, searing down
trees and doing considerable gees: = other things
that came down was our cable that runs from store and
office. The break cannot be laid solely to the storm,
St Johnsbury, Vt. June 29th. 1882.
‘in mrt to the manner in which the work of making
the cables was done at the fagtouys Enclosed I hand
you a piece showing how the connections were made.
ou will notice that Guatena of making a splice or
twist, the two ends were pagon together and soldered.
The break*“lies midway between the factory and store ‘a:
a
Wa distancexof about 75 feet. Had the connection given
(4 : ss :
a way when we put the main up it would have resulted per
nia haps in the injury of some person.
At %y i
a y an Yours respectfully,
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‘A ie E. H. Brooks.
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2 Respectfully,
q “Js He Vail, - Supt.
To Major Eaton.
President.
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Ceiling
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Havane; Cuba, July Gth ’ 82,
Maj. S. B. Eaton,
There has been no casualties worth men-
tioning since my last, except on the night of the 3d iat
at 10 P.M. the spring of the automatic cut off broke for
the fourth time, but by immediately turning on the steam
through the governor, there was no interruption of the
light either at the works or at the Louvre, thus showing
the advantage of the arrangement mentioned in my letter
of June 22d.
On the night of the 3d at 8 P.M. one of the 3 lt.
chandeliers of the Louvre ceased to burn, caused by the
small sintp of brass attached to the outside of the eens
per socket in the coiling cut out, probably by eonnienn
tion and expansion as many of the pieces are very slight-
ly soldered, so,miuch so, that they often become detached
by even screwing in the plug with the FAnR anes
nee As the second one that hee become geveshed
since Lighting the Biya, It might be well to ienbion:
the fact to Mr. Beremann that he may caution his ForeDes 3 o
in relation to the foregoing. --
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J. H. Vail, Esq
I send your this day a No. 212 switch
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(improved) which gave out on a 6 lt. chandelier cireuit. i
Fortunately: it gave out just as the lamps were turned
off and as it was noticed at once no damage was done or
any talk made, in fact no one knows of it except ie
watchman who puts out the lights and Mr Rowan who took
the switch off. Please replace this ae with cnsthee
one pol. and nickled. |
Respectfully, We S. Howell.
Havana, July 19th ’ 82,
Maj. S.B. Eaton,
---We have recently been making gone ex-
periments with our ten light globes. Fifteen Lanne.
were broken in a few nights when it was first started,
Globes, probably caused by the intense heat generated inside of
(Lamp Co
the globe by so large a number of burning lamps without
proper ventilation. Since that time it has been dis-
continued until recently. By means of Heres drilled
through the under side of the top ornament we have se-
cured proper ventilation and it has been lighted rae —
past few nights with pleasing effect, and no lamps have |
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New York, July 18th 1882,
Me H. Moore, Esq.“ Gen. Manager,
I have to-day.received the “K” dynamo No.
aS from The Edison Machine Works and I must say that it
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is decidedly the worst piece of machinery ever received
from there.
The castings of the field magnets are so full of
blow holes that in numerous places I could insert a nail
from one to igs inches. One of the field pieces seemed
4o have been Badren with insufficient metal, some parts
of the mould had not pean rilled, the casting was exceed~
ingly rough on the exposed surface many indentations
being full % to Y, in. deep; several of the worst ones
had been frlled with putty.
. The boring of the fields was a very poor job, the
cuts of the tool are very coarse and very much gouged
out in same places. One of the tracks was sent without
the bolt holes having been fored.
| I have noticed very poor castings on many of the
dynamos, but none so bad as tie above mentioned,
Respectfully,
J. He Vail.
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_ Maj. S. B. Eaton; Respectfully submitted,
President. J. He. Vail,
Supt.
DEFECT REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 29TH. 1882,
Lisbon Falls, ue. July a7th.1882,
J. H. Vail, Esq.
‘ I find that the contact springs in’ joint of
swing brackets are very nedette, apeue a dozen had been broken
in the praskeia when Itook them down.
J. W. Schroeder.
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“I find the small brushes for the small ie mashinde
eA . .
;>mad® of very course wire. They require constant attention to
prevent sparking. Cannot wire of smaller diameter be Weead
laine the set screw holding the brass peueh holder in place
2,
should be steel instead of BPeEEs and larger.
Also the bed plate should have a wider opening to allow a
belt pudtey the size of the pulley to enter from below as well as
above. At Lanz’s I had to have a AoTEe opening drilled out as
his turbine is below the floor of the mill as in many other
Cases. aol! a . se aaa aah 5 ate sae \
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New York, July 29th.1682. :
I have Eeconney found some resistance boxes in which’
the German silver wire had become broken on eecoune of the under
onde of the box having no pEOreereon or QOVEEIRE It being en-
tirely open, “ir the box is set on anything sharp or jagged the
wire is. easily broken and often passes unnoticed until the box
2
burns out.on account of too much resistance,
I weed recommend that the smal size box be protected
as follows!- Say Ruane two cleats ’ 4 by 2” nailed siutaiatent
sthokactha bottom, parallel with the spools and the whole bottom
oy red Mith strong wire cloth of a medium fine mesh.
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Ah
th senELe: box apaxed in this manner can be sean at my
Sixth Avenue,
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ie. He , vail, Supt.
New York, July Blst.1882,
Paraffine cotton covered wire is used for wiring fix~
tures by Bergmann & Obs The insulation is thin, it is easily
cut through by sharp edges and burrs inside of fixtures, resulting
in a short circuits
In very warm rooms the Peradrene melts, and Fiche the
cotton sovernng ieee and still more liable to cuttings This
aifrioulty could Beatty be remedied by: wiring the fixtures with
our regular painted cotton insulated Wires
I have TOC OH EAS, been obliged to rewire many fixtures in
the Herald building on account of this gefect,
ante subect was discussed in the Defect Book moder date
of ney 20th. Sorrection was promised: but not carried out.
J. Ho Vail, Supt.
To . .
Major S. B,. Eaton, ~ ;
President.
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Dynamo.
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Brass
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Brush
holders.
(E. Me W. )
Defect Book Report for Week Ending August 12th. 82.
New York, July 29th, '82.
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G L. Clarke, Esq.
. Some of the bridge boxes were closed by
inexperienced hands, and we found two inches of water in
them.
Yours ecprisebeatiys
c. S. Bradley, Inspector.
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Lisbon Falls, Me. Aug. 7th,’82
J. He Vail, Esq.
The dynamo although it worked well as
long as we ran it, was about as tough looking as any I
have ever seen, in regard to finish. The wrapping on
the magnets, connections, etc. were simply thrown to-
gether. .
Those brass arms to which the brush holders are
clemped should be longer to enable us to turn the holdors
around, where the dynamo runs from L to R and have the
brushes clear Gia Seat iron collar on the commutator
shell.
I had to put a hard wood washer behind the collar
on the arm and then the holder projected over the end
of the arm as shown in cut.
W. He Francis.
ecg a pra i i a Oa Bs
Brackets.
(B. & Co)
Springs
in Brack-—
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(B.& Co)
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Waterville, Me. Aug. 8th. ?82,
J. H. Vail, Esq
The steol springs in brackets would break
very easily and so fast as shay went, + would replace
them with brass ones. I found I had spnasderanis trou-
ble with the vulcanized fibre pieces, as the screw hee.
holds the fibre phasendoae to the box on fixture, has
such small threads on it, that nine out of ten times it
would cross threads, and I think if such serew had lar-
ger thread it “would be an advantage.
Jos. Buehler.
Lisbon Falls, Me. Aug. 9th, 'S2
J. H. Vail, Esq
THose steel springs that make the contact
inside the cast iron shell on the swinging bracket, have
given some tvouble by snapping and slipping off the brass
rings.
Buehler fixed several of then before going away
Tuesday, and while I was running. the dynamo on Tuesday
eve, two or three more snapped, and in two other ins-
tances: they slipped off the brass rings in one of which
the springs crossed on the cast iron and burned the safe-
ty wire.
I went over them all yest erday ghd Yast night after
running about an hour, I went around the mill and every
lamp in our circuit. was 0. K.
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When they snap I have to take them down and put in
new springs. -~-
W. H. Francis.
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NOTE. Complaints about contact springs in swing
Brackets have been made before, and the above complaiits
relate to the same lot of Brackets. B. & Co. have prom
ised a remedy in future
To
—Maj-_Eaton,
Presidont. Respectfully submitted,
Go He Vaid,
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“Phila. August 26th. 1882.
M. F. Moore, Esq.
Mr. Rowan has again trouble with his composing !
‘room, switch No. 216. The last one of this 8iz9e heated on Sunday |
night. Mr. Howell or fixed it by putting. in a copper conductor |
and a spring from the former one. to replace the one we found |
broken in six pisses and some fragments.
The preceeding one burned out opposite one contact plate. |
One of the other plates was loose so that it would seam as if
the screws became loose in the wood, the ‘bevelled contact plugs
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forcing the plate on one side would then make an are ete.-- |
John Hoskin, Agent.
Fall River, Mass. August 19th 1882, |
Major S. B. Eatont- #e |
Dear Sirt-. Knowing that you have a complaint
book I beg to have recorded therein my opinion that the “K* |
dynamos Nos. 61, 52, and 59, sent to the King Philip Mill, are
simply disgraceful, as. the output of any machine shop. ; The pole
Pieces. are hotribiy: rough castings: ie blow: holes in them. and
painted over we thout, care being taken. to even knock off the scales |
one of.which I sdeidee taken from No. 59, with my knife within
‘an inch and ahalf of the armature. These loose scales may fly
into the armature when the machine starts and produce much mis-
chiot. I ‘shall have. then’ ‘all taken: oft by: hand before. the :
DRLEQU. ‘BOOK: BEDOML WOK ERK EVULHG :
machines are started and the | bare Places so produced ‘Tepainted.
At the prices we get for these machines eek phourd at
he tree caer een wen pecneett vena he ig ct argent nena ae rt en a a ett en ee
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least be good clear castings and I think should be planed.
Yours very truly,
Spencer Borden.
Menlo Park, August 26th. 1882. |
7 es The switches of the class referred to by you ought
oa Ba withdraawn. I had the same thing occur in my houses.
Faiedfe talk to Johnson about this. I think it important and so |
Yoda hoy that’ they should’ be withdrawn and proper ones substituted. '
o There are not many and the expense would be small. We were
on Everetts the other night and. found one hot, and E. H. J. tola |
evens % change it at his expense. i
T. A. Edison. |
Regarding the directions given by Mr. Woodbury. of the
Boston Insurance Co. to the Germania Mills, to keep en hand a
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Siemens Magnetic Toster, Mr. Edison writes to Major Eaton as
followe:—*2 do not believe in having « a Siomend Magnetic Testerfin. |
they iaaighnt Koop a little detector that Clarke would devise
connected to one main and the earth, and thus at all times see
impossible to have an earth connection.
“ts Wagor: ‘Eaton, President.
' Respectfully wubiid ted,
the Leakage. The best way isa Shorougn inspection making it |
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Switteh.
aga perfect, in one lamp ont of 25 this far used. These
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Mr WY N. Stewart writes nnder date of July 2lst 82
from Santiago, Chili, as fullows:-
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“I am having trouble with lanps on Isolated Plants;
the electro plating of the connections proving far from
burn only a few hours.
I find some also with one wire connected to both |
poles, and fuse safety catchos in’ donseynenca Pleasa
Waturville, Me, Auge <dth '&e
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seo to this vital point.”
: J. Borden, Jns-
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the 80 light gers: which was put topether vore, E bad,
so that I I conte not get vontact. ’ Ry the tise of & file
and about, two hours of unceasing labor, “I finally nat
vo fj at ‘in food shape. ey i
T Jos. ‘Buchl er. ; a
__Yajor Katon, ®
Presidant. Respectfully subliitted,
Il. Vail,
‘Supt.
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Now York sept. lith. 1882.
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- goinecting plate in socket.
Bees Respect fully
Wilson S. Howell.
New York eee 14th. 1882.
I have found one flexible cord plug and their
DEFRET BOOK’ ‘REPORT FOR WEEK eNO phere eu ehel ees
S.G. plugs which would not “bottom” on connecting plate so as to’
form circuit, and havo been considerably bothered with crosses
‘in sockets betweon base OS, key and en 2 leading to “bottom
-The rod whib is inserted in the brush Kebdee yoke is
not stout enough to hold the handle, and will not stand the strain
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: which -is necessary to put upon it to adjust the brushes?
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Bhoure be attached in a very strong mannere /
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wi th ali ea that would be necessary £08 a ayiamo.
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sition .at Boston, I found that the brush holder le were ‘too.
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ik the" Large dynamos not peig furnished with suitable wronchos
be made
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eft . “On the *K" and *L* dynamos sent to the xilenantes Epes
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There is scarcely a dynamo we put up but what, this rad
“ie “Brokens It should not be less than hare inch a diatieter” ‘wid:
There-is a great deal of difficulty and delay éxporienced _
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a OS position and also to allow the brushes to come in a correct posi- i
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eae tion on the sons tak: :
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~ ! New York Sept. 15th. 1882, , e
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. Some few lamps that have benn recently received rom :
; the an Company, have been found with the two wires connected to —
: “one Bole of the socket, or olse with the wires bont in “such a way 4 i
* that™ “they make a short circuit after tonying the contact pierce of . :
oO the’ socket. - |
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Winsted Conn-Sept. 13th. 1882.
-Je He Vail, Esq. “ f ee esi
7 . : One lamp gave out within one hour after starting. .
z ahd” “another | Mad the wires conectéd in the docket and caused & of ¢
: short. eiroait which tiolted out the safaty plug. | ; if o i
| HEE oe Yours respectfully, ~ . “Be 4
: e 3 ay ae ; ie gh ris doris . Je We Sbhroeder, ie |
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| Ma Fe Moores Esa. | rs . : fa)
| —-~ I oxamined the plant on the Steamen “Queen of :
‘the’ Pacific*. It worked well on the voyage éxoat ‘thay few ;
| Lanipé, failed. We found most of the trouble in the sdckets Whgre A. |
| | the Wire’ was" *Bolderedto the brass, and in one rixturs ‘the {esineN Sf |
bes “ation of the wire was abraded by drawing through the/pips ‘the : vf
! i: * hole of whibhwvas too suai: | .
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We 3 are putting in four additional lamps in the Gain BBL oon: I
~ think they would have been better ploased with “4” Vande, Thea
“Re ‘Lamps do not have much chanes behind ineas heavy ground ‘shades. *
The brass. wire wrappings of our oxtra aymaturn had: all
4o,_b#'ronowed. TheS@l dering acid had eaten tham off in several
‘place so that the loose ends were flying in all directions,
a”, A Yours truly,
re a 7 : Goce Se Ladd
New York Sept. 16th. 1892,
“Mr. de We Schroeder who is in charge ot the plant at
W\-s
Stow piana Pin Company where we are using 10 cep. "A" lamps, reporgs
that’ ‘under the action of the current, the carbons of some of the
Lanps twist” tai ther. and thus peo aee. a Short étreuit, burning ‘is ;
garbons off. instantly, and also the sanety Plug whichcontrols tho
lLainp.
“7. He Vail, Sup't
To :
layer Baton,
President, | este;
Respaut Cully submni tad,
Te He Vail ts
sup? te oa
Kewsps
ven pe rene re ent nnn ean ae I pes ames mong Seamengines oo
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Defect Book Report for week ending October 7th. 1882.
Fall River, Masse Sept. 28th. 1882.
M. Fe Moore, Esq.
To come back to our old subject, the eighty light
swit chese At Wamsutta besides the bad one repaired twice and sti-
11 no good, which we sent back to New York, one other burnt out
the lead wire and had to be repaired. At the Slater one eighty
light switch tore down before it would make contact, then nialte
be fastened to the brick wall. Even after considerable tinkering
it would not work fhe eaeet hight, but next day was repairéd and
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since has given no trouble. At Lockwood in one eighty light
ea Pe
‘switch the-.tapering plugs struck the wood before they made contact.
v The switch had to be taken apart and wood cut away; then it was
‘Tall right. At King Philip one of same size gets very hot; it
must be investigated.
(Signed) Spencer Borden.
Boston, Sept. 30 the 1882.
M. Fe Moore, Esq.
The ane sent to the various sabe vaity_ ext renely
in size. (of globe) and shape; some are nearly the size of a Maxim:
lamp while others are acuwA out into a long auianaese No con
Plaint Was made on this point, but to an observer the effect of the
irregularity of shipment is very inpieeuann Wocsaver our lamps
are side by side with the Maxim in the Worumba, which for good
workmanship (mechanical) and regularity in size and shape cannot
be surpassed.
(Signed)
Sidney B. Painee
. New York, Sept. 30th. 1882.
I have a great many complaints from parties who are
using the new “K*" and *L* dynamo, that the journals heat excess-
, ively. There is also complaint that the oil cups which are now
used on dynamos are not of good pattern, and do not feed the oil
regularly, or in the desired quantities. There is now in use on
dynamos at Mechanic’s Fair-in Boston, oilers of a new pattem
which have been found very eeeeeig: ae Savietrate cut of this
oiler is transmitted herewith. The Lubricator referred to is
manufactured by the New England Gauge Co., Boston, Mass.
(Signed) J. H. Vail, Supt.
Winsted, Sept. 22nd. 1882.
J. H. Vail, Esqe Supt.
I send to you a cut out which is defective in
its connections. You will find that it is so’connected that the {
eieeure is always closed whether a plug is inserted or not.
It got us into serious difficulty at the New England Pin Co.
The socket was not connected to the drop, and the wires were
twisted around it to keep them out of the way. As we lighted
oe the
the lamps on that circuit wires on this cut out burned up at once,
- fire :
setting to the ceiling and filling the room with smoke. © Had-the >
' lamp been connected the defect would probably not have been
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noticed, until by accident the wires would have come together which
}}would have caused a short circuit, ‘the result being the same as
: this morning. Mre Southworth kept Mr. Whitmore away until we
had thé, room cleaned from smoke, the spot plained from the ceiling,
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and thy wires replaced, and thus kept it from his knowledga.
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“A "e Respectfully submitted,
GB by E
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ie J. H. Vail,
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*K The following, giving an account of the fire is omitted
from all copies of this week’s Defect Report that are sent out,
except the copies sent to Mr Edison and Bergmann & Co.
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Extract from a letter of W N. Stewart to Rd. Ken-
dall & Go. dated Santiago, July 3lst., re switches ce
Steamer “Queen of ths Pacifie’:= | | |
"the three large switches controlling stat’érooms fore
land eft and the main saloon, would’ not) make contact. t
found the steel springs’ overtempored ‘and broken, © It
Switches.
being lato on Saturday afternoon, I could not get new
B. & Co. ’
ones made on shore therefore had’ to chang® the connec-
‘IIkions so that the current could pass léaving the lights
to be lighted and extinguished by th» keys attached to
vxach lamp. - Repairs can be made in San Wrangisc¢o”*.
wey
‘IIthey have already piven me tronble*.
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Lawrence, Mass. Oct. 9th, 1882,
: ase Hy CH, Vail, Esq. Supt. ~ ee Se Aes
: e I have examined ths ‘urmature that
e “" Heaused the trouble at the Pemberton Mill. TPoond the
teeta x
insulation between the collar and the comin tator “had
everal small holes which extended ‘a short disStatce be~ —
ween the sepmonts of the commutator. xe Tets ‘yary’ pro-
able that these holos were filled with copper “dust or
aie othe? ennduct ing material and iediséd "a short cir-
‘wit which ranained and caused “those “rings of fire”
poken of by the ongineer until they ‘ware thrown out. by
alma am
Stud at
Brush-
holder. ~
EM. W.
Pulley.”
: CB M, iN,
Rolts:
MW,
‘lI the rapid motion of thea armature. The soyments of the
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commutator are a little higher than the commutator col=
lar; bv turning the commmtator off to 4 level with tha’
collar these holes might be removed and further sparking
obviated. ' The insulation too, of the segments ‘of the
eden taeee in which ehacunoveia oceurred is ‘voty ‘snail:
and that brings the segments very close together.
(signed) J. % Sehrosder”
Octobsr 13th, 1362.
I am running two "L* dynaios ut Record backwards
from keft to right ana cunnot keep tho brush~hvlagers
stiff on the Rocker Arm Stud because ‘Stud is tov short.
I was confronted at Elysville with & common catigo
of complaint, “why don’t Edison put a tight and loose
pulley on his aynenee’ ro
The “i” dynamo nov set up at’ Sultinore Sin, is 0. Ke
in all enihae, save only that one of thea bol t“holaing
the pole piecesof one techie WALA not entet the ‘pole
piece by 132, Dowels are in snug all other bdlts fit,
MERE polo pieces are in their places, but half ad ddy ‘spent
vo on that ona bolt rasulted in disappointmont “dnd “feilure.
ane On same dynamo one of the sockets for the forcing
*Sockets. |lserews (belt tightener) had no holés in it for lag
: RM. WwW : rr
proa screws. I had it don? outside. aaa
ceiling © I have a number of coiling cut ot bloeks' which |
ent outs, ; a :
RB. & Gos” |consider unfit for usa L will mak* special rofdrence
webs
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them when I raturn then.
(sipnea) w% S. Howell. .
are
Holyoke, Mass. Octdbor llth, use.
RP, Moore, Esu.
At the installation of the ZR plant at
y
aN, at
Cy the Whiting Paper Go's No. 2 Mill, T have observed car-
ap
° /. . : - . oe
; ; Alitain faults of which I think you ought to ba advised.
f
rd
a Ps On opening the armature I found w crascent sheped
£° Gomitnuat a indentation on the comnutator evidently mada lonp sines
Stor, a |
“Ey Me W, by & hanmer. I judge that it was an old injury from -
7 ;
¢ ‘
= its dark end discolored condition.
oe Ths end of the Spring which is usually ‘tirted Over
” Spring. tho outer end of the milled brush-adjusting scrov ‘strai~
EM. Wa: ; .
wes Wphtened out alloving the brush on ons side to ‘strike tha
conmutator intermittently, und so héat. and melt” ths “sol-
der. I vould suggest that this end be carriod through
‘lla washer and braded over or soldered thsteto.”” The lat-
“Iter could be done without drawing the tonper or the
ae spring if the slightest precautions Wetd taker.” ,
corer Wo me new armature for the machines was” sent™“out de~-
“A}mature.||\void of ona course of tie wires ind others in such’ con~
EL Me We < : Seated ida Sate ipi Sas '
a ‘Wditien that they hed to be resoldered. ae
{(sipned) Gvorge b. Bancroft.
22 ee ’
Respectfully submittod,
To
Major S. 8. Eaton, .
“"“" Viee President. -
eherece ye “aes agg
Vail, ; ‘ %,
Superintendent. ©
DEFECT REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER Zist. 1882.
rca net re ete nny
l. The following complaints are made regarding the
Slater Cotton Company’ s plant.
FIRST, “With regatd to the machine; on unpacking
it we found the switch post broken short off between tha
Dynamo,
handle and the nut, exposing some of the poorest metal
f
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‘A Far
ys,
it was ever my good fortune to see. Copper was evident-
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if APA S , :
PSP 8
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3 a % ay \;
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| in Bind-
[ ing post.
ly very economically used in it’s manufacture, and it
was too brittle to stand the strain, The screws in the
binding post are entirely too small; there is ample met-
al in the binding post to allow for good, large screws
which are required to get good prassure and with it good
contact.”
SECOND. -“The resistance box was incomplete, being
minus the washer under the lever.”
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2, The following written report has been made touching
the accident at Jaffray’s, Oct. 14th.
FIRST, “uthe wire binding on the armature of one
"2 Dynamo came loose while the dynamo was mupuines it
‘caught between: ‘the field magn et. “and~the-armature, and
tue iGe conkact with the latter burnt it out.
SECOND, “The canvas housing or cee. on the
other armature game off.”
“Other armatures were promptly put in both dynamos.”
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Nee.
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pare =
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3. Mr.c. S. Bradley suggests that some attention should
be given to some points in connection with the Electric
Tube Co’s compound. He says that if there is the least
free carbon in it there is danger of more accumulating
and thus making ground connections. An instance in
point occurred on the Second of October at the American
IMHeat ing and Power Co’?.s place, where the tape and compound
decane charred making a ground in the system. MR Brad
L. Sy thinks that most of our unknown troubbes are caused
by carbon; the compound gets burned on the bottom of the
kettle to the thickness of two inches or more thus form
ing carbon. He suggests that it be heated by steam or
in a bath. Mr. Bradley thinks that the compound contain-
ed in old boxes taken up from the street should not be
used, as there is always more or less burned past eboard
in it, besides compound which has had flame directly up-
on it. Straining the compound does not at all help the
matter, because fine particles of earbon will pass throufh
the smallest strainer, and will carry current, If they
carry current accumulations will take place and this
means danger of making ground connections. He says it
might be said that if tests were good there could be no
such thing as a continuous conductor of carbon, but the
compound does not stay in one position, but is liable to
surprising changes.
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4, The following complaint dated October 15th. has been
received régarding the Philadelphia Record plant. |
“The brass rods to which the brush holders are fas- |
tened are too short to have the inside brushes keep a
Bod bearing; the reason of this is that the dynamos !
ee running from left to right and brush holders being
| Ne in opposite direction to the way they were inten-
ay sdaed, the movable part of the holder is only bearing on
the rod abont ae of an inch instead of passing all the
way through. As they are now there is nearly a of an
inch of the commutator towards the armature on which the
brushes cannot be brought to bear at all, and as the
brushes cannot be shifted the commutator is liable to
wear in ridges, To saunas this the rods should maasura
8 of front the shoulder which meets the fiber washer, or
have an extrane length of 10 3,” inches, »
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e The following item relates to the Pemberton Mills
plant, Lawrence.
“I had the armature at the Pemberton Mill turned
off this morning. The holes between thesections still
Armatura.|| remain: when I started it they short circuited’ and for a
i a nei el cet geet ager ne are
moment there was a ring of fire around the commutator,
The only remedy for this is to have the armature sent ‘to
the machine Shop, and have the sections properly insulate
ed.”
A
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a
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on a “
om * foe ge ee
th
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“They are now running very well but as the short circuit
ae i ing is liable to take place at any time, it would be saf-
a f er to send a new armature and have this one repaired. %
6 New York, October 16th. 1882,
“There is much difficulty experienced in the lack of
regularity and uniformity of sizegé between the dafety
plugs, the wall and ceiling cut-outs and the sockets.
Safety ° }
Plugs.
i Wall There are a great many occasions where the lamps do not
2 Cut-onts. :
: Ceiling bottom and make perfect contact in the sockets, and there }
Cnt-outs.
are also a great many occasions where safety plugs or
attachment plugs will not make perfect connections.
Both Bergmann & Co. and the Lamp Co. state that they
make their manufacture according to standard guages, but
there is evidently something wrong somewnere between LA
f
{
them. ”
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\ .
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Tie
Tunes. In starting the dynamo at the Whiting Paper
3 wires. : :
Company’s Mill,. three or four courses of the wiresbroke, — Ht
and the machine was totally disabled necessitating send~ |
ing a new armature by passenger train from New York.
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several courses of the tie wires were in such a bad con~-
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dition as to necessitate resoldering. The same condi- i
I ee TIT greene rena eS
5
tion existed with the armature of the yacht “Namouna’”,
and had to be repaired in mid ocean.
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RECEIVED
NOV 2 1952. : . | Meee A
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DEFECT BOOK REPORT POR WREK ENDING OCTOBER 28th, 1882.
ik short eirouit in a lamp socket at Alberton Nills burned ‘out
a thie Light plug, and Gary was at ones frightened and declared |. °
Key ‘lenat ‘the plugs must be covered vith a tight metal cap before aur vs
An
Secrie | is turned into the exitding, spinning or picker rooms, and t-
| i most respectfully request that you have some device made to pre
“|vant the flash of a fused plug from igniting cotton dust or Lint.
re
rege senate ‘A lamps all” ‘are off at ‘clamps in a short time’
This ‘occurred at Records” Teager and Raltimore Sun.’
Wy, sams narrow tape made by Tube Coe is too wide to tape Nos. 16,
age, ied fete inate
1 ig" or 20 wire smoothly unless it is split. Mr. Kreusi knows just
; : .
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_]what is wanted, and he tan furnish it easily.
Sseetigaeits : Meas
“The center rail on dynamo sent to Alberton Mills was badly ~*~ i
7 tele 1 “
Paik wl wa'rpede’” It was bowed in the niiddle /4 out of lines ‘with the ae
ae hot a serious bug, but it caused unpleasant comment, ‘and |
| ae The following letter is from Winsted.
a¢ | Ud There is a serious defect in your lamps or their at tachinent's.
betty They fall off from the pape and of eourse braake
ot eete dee
Se en,
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“We find on all %,' K and Ii dynamos that the brush holdo? bars
.
1 . aes “gs 2
are too short to use when the dynamo is run from left to er
ieee
dl A great Imany brush houaéeve are not well fitted sari causa ths bru-
Bhee to wake contact out ee. line.
Two of the teat “ai fficultios we have to conténd with
rare
ee aré pov'e work and ‘rotten metal in all brass parts.
ye
The leRearmature which was sent to Ge P. Tda Bruce’ & Gos
A
Troy,” ‘Ne Ys had the commutator 416 of an inch out of true “pom tho
outta of the shaft. This commutator had to be turned dovm jin
Ravi p ete:
roy.”
On' Js and K dynanio's Which have been sent to Phi sd
and Baltimore, Md. the contact plates of the vircuit breaker’
cipal .
do not seem to be firmly ‘scrawed to the switch board and ha cone
Lodsined by “use.
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a) ich ae ae “The Now 216 switches furnished by Bergmann & Co. are.’so""
i eA Ro foes
‘feet in their general” onstruction that it has been deamad © a
advisable not to use them until a better switch ean be suppliod.
The wooden ring on the improved socket of Bergmann & 06."
EL With moisturs and get so tight fitted that it is “ifipéssibls ie
mn the same sockat to get it loose so as to cannect the polus of:
he si reust.. ‘If this ring was made of somaother substancn “than
vood so “that it would not be affected by the moisture, it would ba’ -
Dia as DDD
ban sees eg
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uy /
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5 oa
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@ great advantage. . at
Five armatures hays qivon ont in th/s NeW, Cones Vopdirt~
iy : a“ : i ve i
native? within a few daysy. “ As varly as possible an i balligad ake vies
sf pos,
\
inant will be made of each CASVe Ths eitaed ara Lola t3i, 28
c
2
Aout Fro ll dws, viz., Remboerton Mills, one L A; the Roston Riibber ignod 2
“iGoimpany, one’ % A; the "all River Ebettons ‘one 2 AS ~ Inatitiite” Sere
i
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é \ H
‘IPair, one KA; oho one armature at Soy Lee & Washburne, Nechanics=
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‘cy
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ville, Gonn. In all of these Gases the trouble is with the’ “Oni
“hautators, except possibly the Wall River’ plant. The commutator
i jbars'’seem spread and the current burns through to the iron aiid . (
i
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vo The rieldmagnets of a good many of the dynamo’ ‘sent out |
hist Pe are ‘sdid’ “to be grounded. For instanee one K dynaifo at the * nate
Nye Wansut ta Mills is grounded; one K dynamo at the Institute Pair
a in Boston was so badly grounded that the field wire burned: orry
|
[es Ve and ‘the K dynamo with the Leckwood Go. ut Waterville Me, is aldo"
.
mh grourndod. a: poe as. seh eee
te
ae ze ao These five ANTGEU EES, nen eee are returned to New" es
York’ oity," also the risla jaanate which gave put ‘at the Insts tite’
Pais; ‘should ‘be thoroughly inspected with a view. to ascertaining.
what “the ‘trouble was.
Me i Several inepeations of installations of thés Company ~“
ane Haye recantly been made by Mr Re S. Osborn of the New York Board.
4
He hae required that a safety catch be locat aa on the lings, and
: al so. at the iimadiate entrance to each fixture. This he claims
dis reduived by ‘the ‘Boara of Underwriters, on account of the sa fo ty
improved sockets which aré
ad
ea . see eead a kde fs - me
manufactured by Rergmann Go. “If the omission of this safety
“a ,
Catch from the soeket is going to causes the necessity of put ting
ve a an ott re safe ty.eateh’ to each fixture, x in addition’ to “wat ‘ig’
oa ;
CHorsbticesry done it would be better that tha safaty gare ba put”
Ay ‘
in the - Bucket, tn account of its being much cheapar,'
4
This’ naktes will be: discussed at a mo ating | to be held
é a
ives
at van Barly” date, where the Board of Underwriters: anid repre
"Sentatives from our Company will both be present. Naantiis Pe
perhaps no change had better be made. The subject is men-
tioned now not so much to make a Complaint of it as to keep
it before our eyes, : oe
ee
DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER Ath. 1982,
Extract from a letter from Messrs. Ed?Kendall & Co.
to Messrs. Fabbri & Chauncey, dated Santiago, September
15th. 19824.
“Mr Lanz had the commutator bars of his &
dynamo entirely worn through, which we replaced by Mr.
Beckett filing down copper bars to fit. Valdez & CO!
complain that they cannot get their’s to work, neces~
EB" sitating the cénstant attention of a man while it is.
Dynamo. running, the brushes slip so constantly and cause con~
siderable sparks. They give: one the idea of being
pretty but expensive toys. Not being satisfied they
have ‘neither of them paid for the meeninie, accessories
or ixbors We could not recommend any more of these as
they are undoubtedly troublesome, and from requiring
constant attention of a mechanic are not economical.”
Improved attachment plugs furnished by Bergmann
&: Co. do: not seem to have the contact pieces of the two
Attachment |
poles sufficiently insulated. One of these plugs was
Plugs.: i :
: very badly burned at the Herald Building.
mn et
Cofilaint has been made that the mica insul-
ation between the commutator bars is put in with some —
Insulation -B
Between kind of paste or cement Which when carbonized forms a
Comnutator
Bars.
capegnee
short circuit between the bars, also loosening the bars
Oy gy ae ws ; oy
eit Bt lee ee Ne ee ae
Instlation
Betweon
Commutator
Bars.
eR
Dynamo.
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themselves. Several complaints have recently come to
hand where the bars have become loose without any reason
being assigned.
It has been suggested that the wires auevounas
ing the Inagne ts be continuous or in one pisce. In
several instances splices’have been found in these wires
where the soldering has been imperfect; and it is sur-
mised ee ne difficulty with the K qyaane at the
Boston Fair was due to the above cause.
ip a ee Sa
The following extract is taken from a letter from |
Mr. Stewart, dated Santiago, Chili, September 6th. Some
of the subjectS discussed are hardly pertinent to the
Defect, Book, but nevertheless I put the entire extract
in as it comesi~-
“Since my last I have spent some time in the
South of Chili, at Bulnes and Conoepion. At the former
ae teccantes in the Flouring mill of Valdes Brose
the last 15 ight wibbhaaee The wiring was completed
fas A lamps and B lamps in series before the arrival of.
the machine; ‘which when unpacked proved to have a 3B
armature instead of an A, necessitating the alteration
of the wiring in many cases,’ The machine was ordered
and invoiced as for A lamps. the machine started success<
3
fully (if acstehd! wabensd) but has since failed and is ;
not now running. I had previously found out the defects
mentioned in your letter in the machine of Lanz and that f
of the University, and do not care to sea any more of
them Mr. Jehl highly recommended them to me as “a
Perfect daisy”, but the fact is patent that none but
experts can run them by goastune attention. The one
secnee mill, Linderos, 20 miles from here ran seven |
weeks, 14 hours daily, when the commutator wore outand
ur. Beckett with infinite pains has made another from
Poor materials: and without special tools. We may Reee
this machine going by a constant change of commutators.
The other will Kaye to be replaced. See my report to
Mr. Kendall. If you could make a satisfactory inachine
of that type to carry ‘80 B lamps, we could sell ane or
them. he amount of power required is no object.
I find very long brushes of fine wire an ‘advantage,
but the sparking is very hard to obviate.
I have twelve orders for these machines on hand, but
ve
decline to fill them at present. Remember Chilians :
Bhat millers are not American mechanics.”
a ne es es
: we 8 The lamps ‘which Have been furnished by the Lamp:' |
Co. for several weeks back have been of very poor qual- i
ity, give very short life, and are the subject of .
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numerous complaints, as follows:
E. S. Jaffray & Co. say, “The lamps which you sent
us a few days ago are no good, they break very quickly. * a
H. Ke & F. Be Thurber say, “What is the matter
with the lamps you recently sent us, they are contin-
ually giving out, no life at all."
Lamps Everett’ s Hotel, 84 Chatham St. ask, “Why don’t
Short Life] you send us as good lamps as you formerly did.”
of. Sayles & Washburn write, “We send you 25 lamps
which all broke very shortly after they were put in.
Please send us good lamps in exchange.”
Thurber’ s--East Moorestown, write for 25 lamps
and repiyaseWiy dont you send us lamps suitable for our
machine, bitowe you sent us break right away.” : i
Worumbo Manufacturing Go. say, "Your lamps Awe
last any time at all, the Maxim lamps do much better.”
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The following is a report of breakages at the
Herald Building, for some weeks backe :
eam ag ee ee Average lamps in ase, . {
i Hours in operation. SP.M. 1 AM. 7 AM. Breakage.
16 sis 3,289 354 194 11
Lamps, ; ig 2 271 362 185 11
short lifs 16 = Oct.28 306 339 184 17
of. 16 “27 298 311 188 8 !
| 16 “25 320 382 184 " |
: 16 - "© 23 298 389 171 12
16: “19 289 367 161 11
16 “18° 293 399 186 6
| 16 “17 201 387 218 6
| 16 - © 16 310 332 202 10
16 “15 268 358 172 4
16 “14 4398 435 188 5
| ; 16 “13 264 9355 168 —tiwsti‘iéid'
7 16 “12 304 391 182 18
| | 16 * 10° 309 302 230 9
| ; * 16 « 390 429 225 18° |
Li 16 _ " 8 258 9360 196 20
16 “58 284 981 202 18 4
16 «4 987 996 194 14
Total days recorted.<—----- onan - + 19
Sr AY Meera toons ecient,
Number of hours in operation each day--~---~-16
mht ELE Wg Ee &
WARS Seer
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Lamps nights on
Total lamps 8 P.M.—- 5,882 + 19 --gen’l average 307.
Total lamps 1 AM.- 7,119 + 19 -— « ad 374
‘lrotal lamps 7 Ad. = 3,630 + 19 -- «. a 191
General averagé in bpehaticn all night--
307x374x191 ~ : 872+3 -- 291°
Total breakages for 19 nights — 216419 = per night 11.5
Average lamps in use~-291 x 16 = 4656--1 1h
4656711.5 = Average life in hours-----~---~--. 449
It has been noticed in numerous instances that the
brushes which are shipped with the b and K dynamos are
mot packed, so as to secure their Safe transportation.
Brushes
It is said that there is cergainly room for improvement
for K and L : _
in the manufacture of these brushes, and they also
dynamos,.
need some plan to keep them in better shape, as they
are now provided, they can only be used for a short time,
and besides that they are made in such a delicate manner
that the least touch on the end of the wires frays them
up,and puts them in bad order. It is suggested that as
hey are very expensive, aouethide should be done which
will remedy this matter.
eee
‘One: of our agents states that facts have recently
his
coms to myx notice which lead him tolbelieve, that the
insulation we are now using on our copper wire is not
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of such a character as can be relied upon, to stand the
test for any length of time. He states also that,
L |a few samples of wire have’ recently been handed him, ~ eh 4
. Insulation on which the insulation is exe tuoh decomposed, merely
Py
of Wings. “from the dampness, and not from any special vapors of
4 acids, or dripping. The importance of having a wire, :
i ; @ of Which the iweuiaeven ean be thoroughly depended upon
on s is something that is highly important to the success
t oe of our business.
| %
: wx - $. B, Baton“
President.
per Mc.G,
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DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR: WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER llth. 1882.
A Noe 212 switch placed in composing room of: Public
,
Ledger became very hot on night of 5the inste The
Switche spring for expanding the cone was brokene The wood
shrunk so that the two contact plates were not concentric
with the pluge
Some trouble occurred with the dynamo at the Mer-
rick Company’ s No. 3 Mill a few days ago. One of the
tie wires on the armature had unwound, but fortunately
Tie wire
broke off and cleared itself without injuring the arm- .
on : , : ,
aturee Our agent,,who was called in, resoldered it
armature. : H
all around.
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: An extra brush and holder have been put on each
side of the commutator of the dynamo at Messrs. Sayles
-& Washburn’s and an insulated No. 5 wire run in connec-
Brushes : ' i
ii tion with the wire on either brush to the switch boards
| : on @Z» :
i The machine was then connected and ran about an hour and
ey dynamo. ; ;
no trouble was experienced with the brushes, either from
'
a quarter with a load of 132 B lamps. During this time |
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heating or sparking. The wires leading from the bru- |
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shes to the switch board ran perfectly cool.
2
Mr. Mowry of the Slater Cotton Company, complains
of the corrugated shades and would like them changed.
, t
The opinion is frequently expressed that any corrugation i
Corrugated :
is a disadvantage. The shade is better plain and dead
shades.
white underneath.
The Amory Mills also complain of these shades.
In one of the lamps broken at: Yorumba, the wires
: connecting the socket with the carbon came in contact
Lampse
with each other, and caused a short circuit after the
lamp had burned eighteen hours. This thing has occur
red ‘three or four times within a short period.
The following is an extract from a letter from
Mr. Stewart, Santiago, Chili, dated September 2lst.
It is an old story and has already had attention, but I
nevertheless insert the item?
“Look out for bad connections in the soldering of joints,
in the construction of safety catches, and in the
Soldering
sockets, q have. had trouble from these sources, and
of joints.
comet imes ‘the most careful testing: will -not Loaare the
tintin gente ae,
fault.”
Report on Z dynamo at Mechanicsville, Conns The
wires leading from-h rushes. to switch board have been
Leading
WITeSe
Armature s.
. Switch
lever.
3
found incapable of carrying current without excessive i
heating. This matter has been remedied. It is sug- ;
P ;
gested that we use larger leading wires and wider bru~
shes, or the use of two brushes on each side of the
commutator.
All of the following armatures (mentioned two weeks
ago) were taken o&t on mesouat of bad insulation between
the bars of the commutators!
One K-A From Wamsutta Mills.
One L-A from Pemberton Mills.
One K-A From Mechanics Fair.
The stud which holds the switch lever on the Z
dynamo sent to Knabe & Co. gave out. The cast brass
stud had a flaw in it, and-parted when being put Sie
“The end of the switch lever which is threaded for the
wooden handle to strew on is also too weak, its broken
cast brass stud being too small in diameter, and also
because the metal is of exceedingly poor quality.
This complaint applies to other dynamos as well as to
this particular: one.
In regard to the short life of lamps at the Alberton
Mills. There are 235 lamps in use. The Mills. Co.
Lamps,
ofe
short life
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are entirely satisfied with everything except the break~
Agee The daily run is less than three hours; the
: : eee
breakages are from two to three lamps per day. If
this continues it is serious.
ea
pn annmmemmmennnmnnmmateinndt
Presidente
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enamine snes dere seme ebieo ested ante nr ti tintametinnan tines ain altac neta ini tn aicianiclictennetsa Meee |
EFEGT BOOK REPORT Fi E D
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Manchester, N. He November 15th. 1882.!
5 ae
It is found that over two thirds of the broken lamps
in the plant at the, Amory Co. are caused by the breakage |
of the small hxra glass tube in the center of the lamp, |
leaving the carbon in many cases unbrokene
Lamps A number of lamps exploded the moment the current |
and was turned on, and others would turn red only, and after
sockets. a few minutes explode breaking the glass into se ctin:
There are a number of sockets in which the small wire
has given out; these can be Soebi ied There are 250
lamps in this plant, and a few mornings since there were! —
only 206 left burning on account of broken lamps and |
bo}
sockets.
Thé Worumbo Manufacturing Company complain that
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lamps recently received are. very irregular in size of
eee globes, and state that the large grobes will not pass -
fae petweny the frame and harness of looms. They state that! |
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it is important to have kgmmz globes of uniform and med=
ium size. |
The following is the life of 50 new lamps which
were sent. to the Worumbo Manufacturing Company on the
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DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 25th. 1882.
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Daniel F, Beatty writing under date of November 20th
| says, “We regret to complain about lamps again, but shall
have to as lamps put in on November l4th. are al ready
burning out. They are playing out at the rate of two
or three every night.”
The “Record” has broken in composing room, mail room
stereotype foundry, and proof readers room, 64 lamps out
of 102 frém October 5th. to November 13th. 360 eonee:
This is the only phace where any record has bean kepte
The dynames revolve from left to right making it
necessary to reverse the brush=holders, consequently
they do not fit well upon the stud which holds them, they = |
overhang at the end, and are loose; if the studs were
1 i~2 inch longer they would be firmere
Our agent went to Lenni to put a lamp in order;
he found the trouble in‘the lamp; it did not make con \
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tact on bottom plates Another lamp in same socket work~
ed all right. -
Mr. Johnston writes as follows, from Chicago, November
15th. 1882.
"There are some features in the A & S engines to
which I would 2ikb’ to call your attention as being very
et See ose oe SRST EIT OSE SARS PEST
eeaativer
va ; .
In the 6/2 by 8 engine, No. 25, we have been com
pelled to remove the bolt in cross head twice, also the
strap :bolts in connecting rod, and this has been our
"experience with all engines wea have had.
This method of finishing the wrist pin I consider
eee faulty, and by no means to be compared with the lo~
motive practice of casting this part of the cross head
and finishing by hand. Of course it is cheaper,. but it
l is certainly not so efficient.
Again the connecting rod is arranged as to lengthen
when the keys are driven, thus reducing the clearance at
Enginaso
back and until finally the piston strikes the head;
then the head must either be-faced off or a thick gasket
be put under, as we did with our ah by 12 engine, No28.
The strap: bolts mentioned before gre either so
soft, or the straps are so thin that there is no surface
i ‘to key against, and you will see that this bolt must
Stand all the thrust of the key. eos}
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| these engines, I have the rod taken down and invari ably |
h.
| find that the bushing has got loose.
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In the B engine No. 34, 8/2 by 10, about which I
tr
i Z had occasion to write you sometime ago, we had. consid-
ouble | ‘
pee ats third day after we started by the bursting i
Of one of the crank: dises through the key seat; this I
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think was due to too tight fitting, the metal being over
i ; strained in the shrinking could not stand a heavy strain
¢ due to the centrifugal force of the counter balance, and
as
of course parted in the weakest place.
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The. B engine No. 36 was in miserable condition when
received; in fact we were compelled to put a new key
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through cross head and piston rod, also new bolt through
bushing, and really we had to overhaul all this portion
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Pe of the engine. This engine did not run over fifteen
.
minutes before we discovered these. faults. Of course
the plant had to be stopped and the engine sent to the
Engines. ‘
shop for repairs, which caused us a delay of one day.
This trouble cannot be laid to our people because
we employ two of the best mechanics in Chicago and pay
them liberally for their services, and besides I have
&lways watched these engines as carefully as possible
‘ myself.
. I ¢all your attention to these things because. I
imagine you want to know just how these things are turn-
Afr
ing out with us)x » Xx x
President. i
Shape of
Lamp
Globes.
Armature
of the
E dynamo.
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DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 2nd. 21882.
NE A A ET
Numerous complaints are being made of the great dif-
ference in the size and shape of the lamps. Some are
long and pear shaped and others are almost spherical in
ide :
form. Aside from the matter of appearance it has caused
great inconvenience in some places where it has been
found necessary to move the lamps in a space which would
just accommodate the smaller ones, and where putting in
the larger ones has caused breakages
The Western Edison Company writes as follows?
The commutator of the E dynano installed at the
Norton Flouring Mills in this City sparked so badly as
to cut entirely through ihe sem ebker barSe We did
our best to stop this trouble without Ba éeee.s
We had the armature in the E dynamo in the Taylor
Mill at Ludington taken out and replaced it with another.
Have just received the repaired armature back from the
shops and now propose putting it up in connection, with
our plant at office, running it with the utmost care to
see what can be done with it. Unless better results
are obtained we will not sell any more of these machines.
The Western Company also write as follows!
It would be a great advantage if the Machine Works
would supply a twenty Five or thirty light sixteen can
dle SYBADO Which we could. put on the market..at say:
Fee hundred dexvanas
30 lighty, “ ,
2 It seems strange that an —& dynamo cannot be pro-
dynamo y
“iduced with properly proportioned resistances be tween
PS fe “lis factory as with the other sizes of machines.
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Crosses.
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New Bedford, Masse November 29th. 1882.
We are having considerable trouble with the swit ches i
burning out in the carding room, and some in the weaving
room, and we think the switches are not heavy enough,
|more especially in the carding room. There is evident-
ly more heat than should be, for this morning the wire
parsed out of one, and the heat melted the brass screw
that holds the lead tie: We feel the matter should
have the attention of some competent person at an early
dete We certainly are not running the lights too high;
rather be@Low than otherwise.
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The new Wie have been recently in use at the A
New York Herald.* In a request for a new batrel of lamps —
they say, “Please send a barrel of the old dtyte of lamps
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as these new ones do not last any time.”
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It is rather discouraging to us to put a quantity .
of lamps into circuit for the first time and Kayes cogs
eral of them imediately unsolder between the carbon ana
the platina wire. canttgnalty the wires appear as
sed in the neck and are destroyed immediately from that. :
Cause. In others the neck is found loose from the bulb
Niece cera arora a
ih aetcees
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when taken from the barrel. There have also been quite
Broken
@ number of lamps recently having the carbons broken
Carbons. :
when the lamps are unpacked.
‘Chicago, Noxember Ath. 1882.
In every barrel there are at least two lamps loose
in the sockets, four broken in the carbons, one with
neck loose bulb and four with wires crossed in neck.
The number of lamps lost from adbwel breakaue of globes
has been extremely small and not more than might be
. Broken
axpected from shipment. i
Carbons.
The lamps recently received are not nearly as per-
fect as those formerly sent us, the cause of which you
have already explained and our experience thoroughly
corroborates the views expressed by youe
Chicago, December 5th. 1882,
.
Partridge plant had seven lamps are first day.
Lamps These were probably the poor lamps of a pogr lot.
Arc. There were three or four the second day and since then
no serious breakage from this cause.
Cast iron ceiling flanges have the serew holes cast .
_ Flanges, in them and as they are neither reamed or counter. sunk
; \
Screw a large number of them are useless as holes.
Chandelier No. 700 at office was burned in the : ip
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_in
Chandelier.
Resistance
Boxe
Arms.
Fiber |
Block
in
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Dynamo
_ Switch
Lever
Stude
eh
Oil from
Bearing of
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Commutator.
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slide; seemingly by two screws ia upper end of the slid=
ing tube coming loose and making contact with outer tube.
As these screws have only vulecanite to hold in, their
heads should be soldered to keep them in place.
Resistance boxes in some cases give trouble by the
radical arm stopping against the section plates.
A Z-B box in stock is not fit to send out from this cause
Two large No. 215 switches, old style, with wooden
base were broken by the swelling of the yalaanieed fiber
block which carries the contact plugs. Being in a
damp place the fiber swelled, ‘stuck fast in its socket
and so was twisted off from the plugs in the effort to
operate the eres -
The stud carrying the switch lever on two machines
at Rand, Mc.Nally & Company and Republic Life (Z% machine’
was broken off short by the nut, seeming to indicate
poor metal, Have noticed in the above cases and others
that the spring plate under the switch lever seems to .
lose its tension, allowing the lever to become loose with
a tendency to heat.
L dynamo, No. 88 at the Academy of Music, allowed
the oi1 from the bearing to soak under the collar at
end of conmutator and into the commutator itself.
The affect was to cause the commutator to spark around
badly. It was partly remedied by filling in the joint
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Short
Circuit
in
Lamps.
Incapacity
of
Switches.
Bad contac
Jointed
Fixturese
Armature
out of
Balancez.
Belt
Tightners.,
with sheidass
ate: 1 sockets areRiable to cross by turning of the
socket screw when a lamp is screwed in, making combina~
tion with the bottom plate. This happened to my know
ledge at Js We Doane’s and at 53 Wabash Avenue. It is
a bad trouble and can easily be remedied by a small
insulating lip which will prevent contact and arcinge
At different times two switches No. 215, hive fail-
ad at the Peiase House by heating, charrigg the wood,
and so loosening the brass which makes the connection be-
tween the safety catch and the cone. These switches
rated for thirty, were carrying eighteen tampa
Gircuit is often broken by the contact springs in
the joints of swing err This apnea at Rand &
Me.Nally’s the other day. The same happened there
beforee Often in such a case the Lamp will light in
a certain position of the spi
Z dynamo No. 34 at U. S. R. S. Company’ s Shops has
the armature badly out of balance. The trouble is no
doubt caused by the unequal distribution of the connect=
ing wires at the commutator end ‘of the anne, ‘ .
‘Have had trouble with every large dynamo and with
some Z’s-to make the jack or belt tightners holds
The leverage of the screws which hold the jeck is too
short. « It would be an improvement to give the jack a.
bo eee op nner tee,
too narrow
Post loose
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wider base.
K and L brushes we have found somewhat bent out of
shape in transportation. Would recommend that in pack-
ing, a strip of wood be placed between brushes and slot-
ted to admit the ears of the bivagh,
Brush Holders and brushes on the E dynamo are too
narrow and the brushes too stiff. For Norton’ s machine
the brushes were changed to make the slot one inch wide
instead of about 3-8. Using brushes about 1-8 inch
thick and 3-4 wide, there was less Sparking, and much
less subteigailen with the narrow brushes.
% dynamo at Tallman, Mich. had one field binding
post loose. The thread in the binding post being imper-
fact or hole drilled too large to hold on the sue:
The & dynamo at Notton’s was in actual use ab out
three weeks, fourteen hours daily, when the commutator
bars wore through. The armature was at once taken
out, commutator turned down, new cover Pat on next oe
commutator, brush nbldars changed and better brushes
provided. The machine started well and with the new
brushes no difficulty was found in making the machine
work fairly well with close seeeiion The machine had
attention from-the Mill engineer once an hour or steer.
That was the best he could do but was not enough for the
Iachine.e The heat of the engine room had something to
oe
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do with the rapid wear of the commutator in this place.
Be _In.a cool place with attention. every half hour or so, .
4 the machine might do fairly.
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DEFECT BOOK REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 16th. 1852,
Chicago, December Gth. 1882.
The last consignment of tubing shipped us for the
Best Brewing Company at Milwaukee was not numbered, or
when the pieces were numbered in several instances the
Tubing |
; numbers were illegible so that when our men came to the
not :
work of making the conneetions it was necessary for them
Marked.
‘to try each piece until the right one was found. This
was a souree of considerable annoyance and delay, and as
I presume that it was the intention to have all the
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lengths properly marked, will you please oblige by having :
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future lots put up so there will be no difficulty in de- \
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termining the location of the tubes.
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Washington, December 11th. 1892.
Complaint was made a while ago of Bergmann’s fix—
tures a number of wires having been destroyed inside of
the swinging brackets. ‘It is the opinion now that it :
Safety |
was the carelessness of your men who first put in the |
Catch |
wires. In taking down one of those lamps the other day
On wrong ‘
after having turned out the plugs sparks were received
Pole.
from the black wire coming from the dynamo, and it was
found that not only on this place but on some others the.
wires were run wrong through the cut-outs, the safety
fase pane ed oe eet nate Tad
Ie
catch being inserted in the white instead of the black
a SEAS Se ta Doct ed
Cut—outse
side of the brackets.
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wire, and so it is possible that the wire of the bracket
burned out without destroying the safety lead wire in-
In the double pole ceiling cut~ots the screw holes
are too’ far apart which are made to fasten the cut-out
to the backboard. They are so far apart that the screws
come on the outside edge of the backboard, and will ne-
cessitate changing the backboard to about of, inches in
width, if~-the- holes: are-maintained- iny their present. po~ - a
sition. ifr these holes are put in the centre line of
the cut-out there would be no difficulty.
io
President.
The Defect Report for last week was omitted because
here was nothing to report but two small items, and I
hought it advisable to hold them until this week.
Manchester,NeH. December 20th. 1882.
The armature which was turned off under the direc=
Fions of your man.is making the same trouble again, spark- ~
in use for about twenty hours, and many lamps are wor-
Armature
ing and destroying brushes on the positive side.
Sparkinge ,
Dne of two causes I think produces this result, either
faulty construetion or the centre in which the bearings
ere turned at the shop was out of true. It requires
immediate attention, has always run with a jar or clat-
ter showing conclusively that the bearings were not :
; : Hy
ound or that the armature was out of balance. How soon
Will you be able to look into this matter again?
Many complaints have been recently made in reference
to lamps which have ‘recent ly been used that the action of
Copper ; : ee :
the current deposits the copper and carbon on the inside
Deposit
of the globe to a greater extent than has ever be fore !
fin _— . : :
, been noticed. This coinmences after the lamp has been
L amps ry : : i
thless after forty hours life, although the carbon is
still good.
New York, December 27th. 1882.
Office of &. S. Jaffray & Soi=
Please send one hundred A lamps at once. We are
Breakage :
averaging two and a half per diem, and it is our opinion
Lanpse
that your last lot of lamps is very inferior and short
lived.
New York, December 29th. 1882a
Office of the New York Herald:~
Thore was a fire caught last night in the folding
Bad
room in one of those coupling boxes attached to the -
Contact
electric tube containing the mains for receiving the
in : :
insulating compound. It was extinguished immediately.
Junce
, I suppose it was the haat of the wires that set the com-
Boxese
pound on fires
Springfield, Mass. December 26the 1882. -
_ The Whiting Paper Company of Holyoke has a Z=-B plant
in its Nos 2 Mill on trial. The lamps furnished have \
“B”
; behaved very badly and are now all burned out, none
Lamps ae :
having run anything like 600 hours. IT have been trying
Breakage. ;
to obtain an order for an L-A plant to replace the pre-
sent. one, but in the face of the fact that the Blamps |
have fallen far below our guarantee, I have met with but
poor encouragement. As the case now stands we must give
they will ask us to take the Pla
: Set cai pee tfe en
stoppage is bad enough
“but to remov
‘result in the loss of all our work in that field and.a
practical abandonment of the market to our.competitors.
wa 4 Manchester,N.H. December 26th. 1892.
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2a 3.4 On examination of the cireuit in the Amory Mill
wet oO Lt ;
oe Plant, I find one of the ‘main switches to be useless,
V/
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Switches Pea ee ee roe aed ;
an are continually that the brass is blackened and wood |
Bad : oY
Part of switch all scorched and burnt. This without :
Gontact
doubt is one reason at lea&& why the machine haere
badly. - The current has Passed through the switch and
apparently it is all right. -.The armature arrived yes-
terday and will be Placed to day. Machine ran all right
with switch turned off, but not exactly as it shoula do. _
| ee ,
President.
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Zrrora can be guarded agatost only by repeating a ni:
fending the inessage.
oe ._ THOS, T. ECKERT, Genera} Manager.
“EE WESTERN UNION: TELEGRAPR GS
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[FROM CHARLES L. CLARKE]
St ee SST repremnnnnnr rea ns
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by e: 2 back to tho sendLog sta station for comparison, and the com) any Wil not bold ttoolf Unble tes
ssestieTmission or delivery of Onrepented Kensages, peyond th 2 chili Is not presented tn wreiy,
-Thy isan UN: REPEATED | MESSAGE, and ts delivered by request of the sender, onder the conditions named above,
. 7 ; - ORVIK GRELN, Fresldonn
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at ‘quarter, past eight’ for the purpose of hearing. that we fave, bo!
say against their present’. rule that thers ‘must be a. safety
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catch at. the entrance to the breulien: or'onein each socket, “or
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both. We claim that it is: enough if there is a safety~catch © bet-
ween the ‘tap and the fixture, Anderson is ‘gding to give us an~
especial Daerah. on it, at this office Monday night. Johnson, vain .
aaa Greenfield will be present: Perhaps: vu may wish to attend?
“S.. BY Raton
November 4th, 1882, Ph OS apa Macho =e Sa
oe ee any ae ,
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Mr. fdason,
The Directors of the I11, Co, mat to day, TI nesad not |
say there was no quorum, We decidod however to call in the last
installment of ten per cent on the Tll, Go, stock, It is neecessry
to give ten days notice.
| S. BR. Eaton
‘November 22nd. 1582, per He.G,
“OFFICE FIRST DISTR ICT.
"Foo ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CO. oF New York.
257, PEARL STREET,
“Report for 24 Raues ending at 1a Noon
' Breakages.
eased Customers... ALG. | a URE 5 |
ses Central Station BOBbococococooe Se ae eR ee
Tons: of Coal RectiVEE voce 7 LE, afaik Aeee sia iat ‘
ir Loads of Ashes Removed... ae Sack dite ta de eticnctes a
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frie 8 New York Gy.
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somes ! i
Mr. @dison, *
Hers are Mr, SUBSnOtS reports for December Sths and
: Gth, Nereafter qt will poner reports to you 1 regularly every
d eee as soon as I raceive’ them nysolt. Massengecn ia them for ‘
% at: “*
you. files and not return them,
aie : S. B, Raton
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* OFFICE FIRST DISTRICT.
RpISON Euecrric ILLUMINATING CO. or New York,
RECEIVED. 6 pEC #662 PEARL STREET,
ANSWERED. >=
| Report for 24 hours ending at 4a Noon
| ~ _ Mlecerm ee @.. tee
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No. Lamps J Customers... 707% oe ed once 3 GLB, oe
fn use, Central Station... OZ... A.
Tons of Coal Received :....:. 5 es ae ne ee
; Loads of Ashes Removed... LL sae at
_ Cubic feet of Water used... Bh Jf Z.
OLL AND WASTE. ;
SPOT Lc oe & &. nn. Quearts,
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: OFFICE FIRST DISTRICT.
Boison ELectRic ILLUMINATING Co. or New York.
RECEIVED. 6 peg 188). es
ANSWERED.
Report for 2g hours ending at ta ‘Nobis
- econ ber... cas
Average
No. Lamps
Muse, |_ Cents ral Station.
as
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Form = 06, aa : . $4 |
OFFICE FIRST DISTRICT. 4
a Entson HiLecrric ILLUMINATING Co. or New Yorx.
; ; 23 257 PEARL STREET,
Report for 24 haters ending at £2 Noon
—-Mlaceen bere. 8
Average
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i fay use, Central Station: Stee cont a WA
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Tons of Coal Received ee
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“OFFICE: FIRST: DISTRICT,
ee “Fost uct TULDMINATING Co. of NRW York.
" RECEIVED®. £2, DEC 188%) PEARL STREET,
_ ANSWERED. ios
Report for 24 hours ending at 1a Noon
ree Allecern be saohies 22 0
; Average Breakages.
: No. Lamps Custoniers ... Bt SNA ares
a eee eee ee ee ee
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Tie al meeting of the Ill, Go. was held this day.
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I prepared a fre) whAch was submitted. I will send you a copy
“
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on due time. ; e
The ee Board was teslosded except as fatowse but
ting and Miller were dropped and Mr. J. Hood Wright and Mr. Fabbri >Sy
brother were put in thes places,
S. RB. Eaton
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By
[ENCLOSURE]
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of New York,
- 65 Firrn Avenue,
LO Cleese ee.
ac ne - New York, December “7 1882.
Dear Sir: ;
The law under which this Company is organized requires the full payment of its
Capital Stock within two years from the date of its organization: It is therefor necessary
that all delinquent installments should be paid at once.
The following is the form of the subscription signed by all subscribers to the Capital
Stock of the Company. ;
“T hereby subscribe tor... GE___ shares of the Capital Stock of the Edison Electric Illuminating
Company of New York, and agree to take the same and pay for them as follows, viz: $5 per share herein enclosed;
$10 on the 15th of May; $10 on the tst of June; S16 on the ist of July; $15 on the ist of August, 1881; and the
remaining $50 per share, whenever the same may be called in, on ten days notice, but not earlier than $25 on Septem-
ber 1st, and $25 on October 1st, 1881.
“In case of any default on my part in miking payments as above, I authorize the Company on one
weeks notice by mail to my address, to sell my subscription at public or private sale, without further notice to me, and
to apply the proceeds thereof to the payment of any installments at that time due and payable on such subscription,
with interest thereon, accounting to me for any surplus which may remain after such payments,”
In accordance with the terms of the subscription, you are hereby notified that un-
less the unpaid installments on the stock standing in your name (a statement of which is
hereto appended) are paid to the Company, on or before the expiration of one week from the
date hereof, the stock is liable to be suld in accordance with the terms of the subscription.
. . Byorder 2... ¥ 5 ond vaheeentesy
C. GODDARD,
SECRETARY.
GE shares Installment.42 % Due Lek Ges VA }, : :
; a, MAY Mets 660
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[ENCLOSURE]
The Edison Electric I]uminating Company of New York.
65 Firru AVENUE,
a “New York, December A? 1882.
Dear Se:
The law under which. this Company is organized requires the full payment of its
Capital Stock within two years from the date of its organization: It is therefor necessary
that all delinquent installments should be paid at once.
The following is the form of the subscription signed by all subscribers to the Capital
Stock of the Company. :
‘Thereby subscribe for__ ZZ. FO cts of the Capital Stock of the Edison Electric Illuminating
Company of New York, and agree tofake the same and pay for them as follows, viz: $5 per share herein enclosed;
$10 on the 15th of May; $ro on the ist of June; $10 on the rst of July; $15 on the ist of August, 1881; and the
remaining $50 per share, whenever the same may be called in, on ten days notice, but not earlier than $25 on Septem- -
ber 1st, and $25 on October tst, 1881.
“Jn case of any default on my part in miking payments as above, I authorize the Company on one
wecks notice by mail to my address, to sell my subscription at public or private sale, without further notice to me, and
to apply the proceeds thereof to the payment of any installments at that time due and payable on such subscription,
with interest thereon, accounting to me for any surplus which may remain after such payments, m
In accordance with the terms of the subscription, you are hereby notified that un-
less the unpaid installments on the stock standing in your name (a statement’ of which is
hereto appended) are paid to the Company, on or before the expiration of one week from the
date hereof, the stock is liable to be suld in accordance with the terms of the subscription.
By. order
C. GODDARD,
SECRETARY.
xf. sanates Installment_.z2 % Due deste 7 F090,
“ 4a.% oe ¢ 7 foo.
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3, nat, on
. per
Form < 06.
OFFICE FIRST DISTRICT.
Hoison Buecrric ILLuMiNatinc Co.
RECELVED. 18 DEC 1882 PEARL STREET.
ANSWERED.
or New York.
Report for 24 hours ending at ra Noon
ecem bow / 4 LES 2
adlverage | v4 Breakages.
No. Lamps | Custviiters JO6 SOS
fn uese, | Central Stadt corre Oo \Y
Tons of Coal Received Ss
Loads of Ashes Rentoved ue
Cubic ie of Water ased ARHG... .
OTL AND WASTE,
Sperm AG... Quarts,
Cylinder et... a
Old Oil Jb ve
New Pounds.
WASTE
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Chiey Engineer,
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TO CHARLES L. CLARKE, Esa, Oh
New York City,
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fFCoer to devote himself exclusively to the Business of the Ill, -—
“your approval of it. - _
_What do you think of him?.
“December 16th. 1862. . phe per MeeG@e iS
Spent pir emimmemnan se nip te opment peer ce me eemanene coeur fot a pce astern te wet
Mr. Edison, * 7 it se oe ae
: We must ‘be thinking about getting an executive of-
This subject I have mentioned to you before and! you have expressed
‘For such a position, or for any other important position
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in atise the Isolated or the Light Co., Mr. Caurey Resuiienaa
Hr. Van Horn, of the Weetenn Union, and sends estas waitowind
Hote. about him ‘
“Dr Grean tells me nae Superintendent Van Horn of the
Western Union Go. is discontented ond ‘he thinks ‘sould be got by
uSe Van Horn is the best man in the Western. Union Service. |
He knows the whole country and every man in it. Has come up in
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the Telegraph business from the bottom to the top by his own merit.
- Is an exeallent draught aman of a contract and negotiator, and an
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excellent correspondent. He gets $7500. with the Western Union
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nowe ‘He would do for either the Isolated or Parent Co's servico.
“Is a mdn about 55 or 60; apparently very quiet and slow, but “1
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believe vary effective in -an. executive way? « ae 103
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Mr Tracy has made has first report BAURE the result. ee
eer his personal - wall Upon subseribers an the. First District. Hes
jee > - Lk: :
“told them, ‘that ‘they would have to. pay. for. ‘their. aaght, on and aftor’
“He finds, almost “unanioits, “gabisfaction: with the Light: and
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eustomérs «. ‘on. the
“thinks: that, all the, ‘subseribors WL} bocono:
oo wrold Hie report. of his’ ‘experience ‘tis far ‘is- -yery’ ‘oncotirdgings on
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